lv.lv
State-run publisher providing Latvia’s official legal notices, legislation databases and legal-information publications
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-27
About lv.lv
Latvijas Vēstnesis is Latvia’s official publisher. It provides access to official publications and legal acts and operates a platform comprising the vestnesis.lv official publication, the likumi.lv legislation database, the lvportals.lv public-information portal and the Jurista Vārds legal journal and portal.
Its services include publishing official notices where required by law, subscriptions and sales of the Jurista Vārds journal and books, and advertising and job listings in the journal and portal. The organization is a state limited liability company whose activities are established by Latvia’s Official Publications and Legal Information Law.
Product: Official legal publication, legislation database, public legal-information portal, legal journal, books and related publishing services.
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