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Your rights in plain language — guides, deadlines and a look under the hood.

Guide25 September 20265 min read

Greenwashing: what to do when an "eco" claim on a product does not add up

A misleading "eco" claim is an unfair commercial practice already today. The law gives you 90 days to withdraw from the contract or a right to a reasonable discount.

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Guide23 September 20265 min read

Handover protocol for a flat: a safeguard for getting the deposit back

How much of the deposit you get back often depends on the handover protocol. What to write in it and which limits for minor repairs apply from 2026.

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Guide21 September 20264 min read

Returning goods to an e-shop is changing. What applies now and what is coming

The right to return goods within 14 days already applies today. From 1 January 2027, e-shops must also have a withdrawal button, and Zásilkovna already accepts returns in Z-BOXes.

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Guide18 September 20265 min read

Premium SMS or a 900–909 number on your bill? What to do

A third-party service stands behind a premium SMS or a 900–909 number, not the operator. Where to file a complaint, what deadlines apply, and how to have such payments blocked.

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Guide16 September 20265 min read

Withdrawal from an energy contract: watch out for a false statement

When the supplier writes in the contract that it was made at a branch, even though you signed at home or by phone, you can lose the right to cancel it easily. But the supplier has to prove it.

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Guide14 September 20264 min read

Warranty or a claim? The difference many people mix up

Statutory protection for a claim lasts 24 months and you do not need a warranty card for it. A manufacturer’s warranty is a voluntary bonus that can extend it.

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Guide12 September 20265 min read

What a pre-action demand is and when you need one

A pre-action demand is a written notice to the debtor before you file a claim. Under Section 142a of the Code of Civil Procedure you send it at least 7 days in advance, otherwise the court may refuse to award you the costs of the proceedings.

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Guide11 September 20266 min read

Complaints about defective goods: your rights and the warranty period

You can notify a defect in consumer goods within 24 months of taking delivery. The seller has 30 days to handle it, and you can ask for a repair, a replacement, a discount or a refund.

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Guide9 September 20265 min read

Parking fine and unclear signage: when to appeal

The sign was missing, covered, or the signs contradicted each other. File an objection to the order within 8 days, an appeal within 15 days.

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Guide4 September 20265 min read

Landlord not returning the deposit? What options you have

The deposit is not returned after the tenancy ends. The landlord may deduct unpaid rent, outstanding service charges and damage beyond ordinary wear and tear.

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Guide2 September 20267 min read

High energy bill? How to check it and file a complaint

Does your electricity or gas bill not add up? Check it, file a complaint with the supplier and watch the 15 days for handling and the 30 days for settlement of an accepted complaint.

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Guide28 August 20266 min read

Operator charges for a service you did not order. What the law says

A service you never ordered appeared on your bill. You must file a complaint within 2 months of receiving the bill, or the right expires.

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Guide19 August 20266 min read

E-shop didn’t refund your money within 14 days? What to do

The e-shop must refund your money no later than 14 days from withdrawal from the contract. If it misses the deadline, you can send a demand and take the matter further.

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Guide12 August 20265 min read

How to Write a Complaint a Company Will Take Seriously

A complaint without facts, a request and a specific deadline ends up in a pile of unanswered emails. Here are five mistakes people make and five elements the letter must include.

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Inside Legamik4 July 20264 min read

Why Legamik exists: a used car and the letter that worked

A hidden defect, a silent dealer, and one letter grounded in the law and the seller’s own terms. The real dispute where Legamik began.

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Inside Legamik13 June 20264 min read

How Legamik works with legal sources

Every letter stands on specific statutory provisions from a verified database of laws and ordinances — and you see exactly which sources we used. A look under the hood.

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