"My life was in their hands": surrogacy contracts and their liberty-restricting abuses for surrogate mothers
This article discusses the problematic aspects of surrogacy contracts for surrogate mothers, highlighting abusive clauses found in various countries' agreements.
Catalonia fines 17 fast credit companies up to 100,000 euros
Catalonia has fined 17 fast credit companies up to 100,000 euros each for abusive practices and clauses detrimental to consumers.
The Future of the Register of Prohibited Clauses is Being Decided
The article discusses the ongoing relevance of the register of abusive clauses, recent legislative changes, and their implications for market participants in Poland.
Decision of the Council of State on health insurance contracts - What the supreme court ruled
The Council of State ruled that clauses in health insurance contracts are abusive and unenforceable if not completely transparent and understandable to clients, while also allowing insurers to unilaterally increase premiums under certain conditions.