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Kadile L. The role of expression of Intent in legal transaction. Collection of research papers of the 79th International Scientific Conference of the University of Latvia. Riga: University of Latvia Press, 2021,pp.199-205.,DOI: 10.22364/juzk.79.20 Olsena S. Kadile L. From Legal Capacity to Act to Decision Making Capacity in Latvian Patients’ Rights Law. 8 th International Scientific Conference of the Faculty of Law of the University of Law “NEW LEGAL REALITY: CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES”, poster presentation, www.lawconference.lu.lv/fileadmin/user_upload/LU.LV/Apaksvietnes/Fakultates/www.jf.lu.lv/zinas/2021/Posters/Poster_Olsena-Kadile.pdf

The company “TGS Baltic” (2006) is a top-tier commercial law firm represented in all three Baltic countries. More about the supporter: www.tgsbaltic.com Support In 2019,“TGS Baltic” donated EUR 1000 for the 100 th anniversary event of the UL Faculty of Law. We greatly appreciate the generous support to education and development!

The patroness Ieva Miļūna is a lecturer in international law at the Riga Graduate School of Law, a member of the Council of Independent Experts in International and European Law at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia. Ieva Miļūna is a graduate of the University of Latvia Faculty of Law. She has augmented her academic experience at the University of Amsterdam, Fordham University in New York, as well as lectured in France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and Slovenia. Her areas of specialization include international peace and security, the UN Security Council, the rule of law and international humanitarian law. Ieva Miļūna was one of the initiators of founding the Kristīne Krūma Memorial Scholarship. Support In 2017, the patroness donated EUR 250 to the Kristīne Krūma Memorial Scholarship Fund. In 2019, the patroness donated EUR 200 to the Kristīne Krūma Memorial Scholarship Fund. We greatly appreciate the generous support to education and development!

Access the e-resource (only for the students and staff of the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia) "Jurista Vārds" is the largest in Latvia periodical with specialised publications dedicated to law, which involves both legal scholars and legal practitioners in a joint discussion on the possibilities of improving the Latvian legal system. Ask your question to a consultant at the Library of the UL ! Your feedback is essential to evaluate the need for this e-resource!

Off-campus access (only for the students and academic staff of the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia) Thomson Reuters Westlaw is a legal research database containing more than 1000 legal journals, national laws, case law, news, archives and document collections, and more. WestlawNext consists of many databases and offers extensive research capabilities. The database is available in cooperation with the Riga Graduate School of Law. Ask your question to a consultant at the Library of the UL ! Your feedback is essential to evaluate the need for this e-resource!

Inesa Fausch is a Lithuanian attorney-at-law who has graduated from Vilnius University, Faculty of Law. She completed several MBA courses in Georgetown University and obtained her PhD from the University of Basel, where she published a dissertation on intellectual property rights in personalized medicine. She began her early career as a junior associate at Lithuania's largest law firm, where she specialized in Medical and Life Science Law. She then worked in the private and public sectors in the field of health law, including the AO Foundation (Davos), EUCOPE (Brussels), the University of Basel and Novartis AG (Basel). Currently, she is a legal advisor at the Swiss Institute for Comparative Law (Lausanne), responsible for Central and Eastern European jurisdictions. In addition, she is a lecturer at the University of Bern giving courses on the EU health care system. She is an active member of the European Health Law Association, Interest Group of Biolaw. Ms Fausch is the author

Tartu, Estonia Asoc.prof. Inga Kačevska, University of Latvia, Latvia Asoc. prof. Cosmin Sebastian Cercel,University of Nottingham, United Kingdom Asoc.prof. Irina Boyko, Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University, Ukraine Doc. Dr.iur. Vadims Mantrovs, University of Latvia, Latvia Doc. Dr.iur. Jānis Pleps, University of Latvia, Latvia Doc. Arnis Buka, University of Latvia, Latvia Doc. Dr.iur. Lauris Rasnačs, University of Latvia, Latvia Doc. Lucia Mokra,Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia Doc. Mario Krešić, University of Zagreb, Croatia Doc. Martin Škop, Masaryk University,Czech Republic Dr. hab. iur. Rafał Mańko, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Anita Brakša, Executive Director of the University of Latvia Faculty of Law, Latvia Agate Marta Šāvēja, Public Relations specialist at the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia Viktorija Gilberte, International Coordinator at the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia

The study course "Master thesis II" is a continuation of study course "Master thesis I". Master’s Thesis is self-dependent research. The aim in preparing the Master’s thesis is to strengthen theoretical knowledge and academic skills in the area of the law, developing them in accordance with the requirements of the master’s degree study programme, also preparing the student for scholarly research work and for pursuit of a doctorate. The Master’s thesis satisfies the requirements of the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia vis-à-vis the successful defence of the thesis, including the preparation of a working plan, identification of the necessary sources of information, and the writing, editing and defending of the thesis.

A firm of sworn lawyers COBALT(1994) is a closely integrated alliance of law firms providing high-quality legal services in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Belarus. It is one of the largest legal services providers in the Baltic region. More information about the company Support In 2019, COBALT donated EUR 1 500 for the 100 th jubilee event of the UL Faculty of Law. We greatly appreciate the generous support to education and development!

Master’s students, providing free legal assistance to disadvantaged persons, are involved in the work of the Legal Clinic of the Faculty of Law (FL) of theUniversity of Latvia (UL). Before starting work, students acquire knowledge in the communication psychology, ethics of a lawyer, case research, time planning and other topics. Customers are primarily consulted on labour and housing rights, as well as in maintenance cases, without excluding other issues. Students receive credit points for their work at the Centre. During their work studentsare consulted by faculty teaching staff and UL graduates – legal practitioners.