KŠB Runs for a Good Cause
On Tuesday, 8 September three teams from KŠB took part in the eighth annual Good Will Run organised by the Olga Havel Foundation in Prague’s Hvězda Park. Proceeds from the entry fees will go towards supporting families facing difficult circumstances due to serious illness, loss of housing or domestic violence.
Each of our four-member relay teams – 3KsB (Košárková, Rozbrojová, Chlup and Mehl), Lex & Legs (Dunda, Kruppa, Nepustil and Vejtasa) and Kolegium štafetového běhu (Filipová, Musilová, Sobolová and Tomášková) – were successful in finishing the ten-kilometre course, and while finishing positions were far from the main point, the excellent sixth place achieved by 3KsB certainly deserves a mention.
A big thank you to everyone who participated and to all who came along to cheer on our teams. It was a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon of sport, made all the more rewarding by the opportunity to support those in need.
The full results are available here.
Other articles
Richard Schmidt Joins KŠB, Strengthening Its Corporate Criminal Liability and Compliance Practice
KŠB expanded its team at the beginning of August with the arrival of attorney Richard Schmidt, who has extensive experience in criminal law, including corporate criminal liability and related compliance matters.
Active counter-drone measures need a broader legal basis
A highly noteworthy legislative proposal was added to the VeKLEP interministerial consultation database on 21 July 2026, namely a government bill amending several laws with the aim of strengthening the resilience of critical infrastructure entities against unmanned aircraft systems. Drafted by the Ministry of the Interior, the bill includes proposed amendments to the Civil Aviation Act and the Act on the Czech Police.
Tomáš Sequens and Dana Jacková Discuss the Risks of the Proposed Amendment to the Building Act
KŠB partner Tomáš Sequens and counsel Dana Jacková recently spoke to specialist news platforms Česká justice and Ekonomický deník about the proposed amendment to the Building Act, which aims to accelerate and simplify the construction permitting process.
