ROMANIA Trends and Developments Contributed by: Carina Vermeșan and Vincențiu Constantin, Andronic and Partners
curement, is expected to give rise to more sophisti- cated, multi-layered disputes. At the same time, the continued implementation of EU-funded programmes and strategic initiatives will require greater alignment between contractual frame- works, regulatory compliance and project execution. Against this background, arbitration is likely to main- tain its prominence in high-value and technically complex disputes, while judicial courts will continue to play a central role, particularly in administrative, regulatory and enforcement matters. The use of preventive restructuring tools and insol- vency mechanisms is also expected to increase, reflecting ongoing economic pressures and the need for early risk management.
Technological developments, including the digitalisa- tion of court systems and broader use of legal technol- ogy, are expected to contribute to greater efficiency, while also raising new considerations regarding data management and procedural safeguards. Overall, businesses and legal advisers will need to adopt a more integrated and forward-looking approach, combining legal, commercial and regula- tory expertise to effectively navigate an increasingly complex and dynamic environment.
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