2.1.2015
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KŠB’s Karlovy Vary Branch Has Moved

As of 1 December 2015, KŠB’s Karlovy Vary branch is in a new location: Závodní 391/96C, 36006 Karlovy Vary

KŠB’s new office is located in a business park which was redeveloped from former barracks at the beginning of 2000. Other occupants include the regional government, the regional office of the Regional Council of the North-Western Cohesion Region, an eye clinic, and a restaurant. By the summer of 2015, the entire business park is scheduled to undergo major architectural redevelopment under the leadership of top Czech architect Bára Škorpilová.

I believe the new premises offer greater comfort and convenience for our clients and will contribute to improving the quality of the legal services we offer”, said Dagmar Dubecká, KŠB’s managing partner.

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