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Non-compete clause in Serbia under employment law

Non-compete clause in Serbia: What employers and employees should know

November, 2025
Non-compete clause in Serbia is broadly used institute in employment contracts in Serbia, aiming to protect employer position in certain circumstances. This clause is prescribed ...
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Change of residence basis in Serbia explained

Change of Residence Basis in Serbia – Requirements, Procedure & Documents

October, 2025
In our blog post about residence permit in Serbia we have explained the procedure for obtaining residence permit in accordance with different legal basis. However, ...
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Residence permit in Serbia through real estate purchase

Residence Permit by Real Estate Investment in Serbia

October, 2025
Investing in real estate in Serbia can be one of the ways to obtaining residence permit, besides most common way – through opening a company ...
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Employer giving termination notice to employee in Serbia

Termination of Employment Contract in Serbia: Rights, Procedures & Employer Obligations

July, 2025
Termination of an employment contract in Serbia is often a challenging situation for both the employer and the employee whose employment is ending. It involves ...
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Foreign entrepreneur in a Belgrade office – passing the Independence Test for Entrepreneurs in Serbia

Independence Test for Entrepreneurs in Serbia – Rules, Criteria, and Risks

June, 2025
Foreign nationals who plan to start a business in Serbia as sole proprietors (“entrepreneurs”) must be aware of the legal framework that governs independent work ...
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Complete guide for closing a firm in Serbia

Closure and shutdown of a company in Serbia: Complete guide

June, 2025
Closure or shutdown of a business firm in Serbia is a process that is more complicated and time lasting than the process of opening a ...
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Nemanja is attorney at law and founder of the law firm NCR Lawyers. Additionally, Nemanja is on the permanent list of arbitrators for the Commodity Exchange in Novi Sad and is also a member of the Belgrade Arbitration Center.

In his career, Nemanja has been involved in numerous complex legal transactions and has collaborated with clients from various industries. Dynamic and innovative in finding the best solutions for clients, Nemanja primarily focuses on corporate law, dispute resolution, and arbitration. Additionally, Nemanja’s legal expertise includes the protection of intellectual property for both domestic and international clients.

He completed his undergraduate and master’s studies at the Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade. Part of his master’s studies was completed at the Europa Institute in Saarbrücken as part of the Erasmus+ program.

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