Chambers Europe Recommends KSB in Nine Areas in 2021
- Banking
- Compliance
- Tax
- Energy law
- M&A / Corporate law
- Capital Markets
- Labour law
- Competition
- Litigation
Pavel Dejl maintains his position as one of the leading experts in the Czech Republic in two categories – litigation and competition. Pavel’s clients recommend him as follows: “Through his litigation as well as his negotiation skills, he can lead the parties to an amicable solution, even in hopeless cases.”
KSB’s tax team is once again described as unrivalled, and tax partner Helena Navrátilová is listed as a key expert in this area (“an amazing woman with really high knowledge in tax matters”).
In the category of corporate law / mergers and acquisitions, the yearbook highlights a highly experienced team led by Dagmar Dubecká (“She is a tough lawyer who provides useful support to her clients”) and Martin Šolc, who is recommended by Chambers in the prestigious Eminent Practitioner category.
Martin Krejčí is a recognized expert in the field of banking, and his clients appreciate his “broad expertise, knowledge, communication and diligence”. In the category of capital markets, the yearbook highlights Vlastimil Pihera for his, among other things, “very deep technical knowledge of the topics”.
In the field of energy, the recommended experts are partner Václav Rovenský (“…undertakes regulatory and transactional mandates for clients in industries including mining and waste incineration“) and counsel Tomáš Sequens (“He is adept in development projects in the mining and waste disposal sectors.”).
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