New state aid regulation was adopted in Slovenia by the local authorities with the aim of supporting companies and cooperatives in financial difficulty. According to this new law, the Slovenian companies which face economic problems can access support mechanisms without notifying the European Commission. Our lawyers in Slovenia can give you an in-depth presentation of the provisions of this new state aid regulation.  
 

The Statistics Office in Slovenia announced an expansion of the economy by 4.4% in the second quarter of the year compared to the same quarter in 2016. Exports, domestic consumption and household expenditures are accounted for the strong economic growth in Slovenia in Q2. These figures have surpassed the IMF expectations about the economic growth of Slovenia in 2017. Our team of Slovenian lawyers can give you details about the business legislation in any sector of the economy.