We Confirmed Our Strong Standing in the Chambers Europe Rankings
We would like to thank our clients for their continued support, long-term cooperation, and positive feedback, which helped us achieve recognition in the following categories:
- Banking & Finance
- Capital Markets
- Competition/Antitrust
- Compliance
- Corporate/M&A
- Dispute Resolution
- Employment
- Intellectual Property
- Projects & Energy
- Real Estate
- Tax
We congratulate to our colleagues valued by clients and competitors — Jan Černohouz (Tax), Pavel Dejl (Competition/Antitrust and Dispute Resolution), Dagmar Dubecká (Corporate/M&A), Jana Guričová (Corporate/M&A), Michal Hanuš (Employment), Jiří Horník (Real Estate), Martin Krejčí (Banking & Finance), Helena Navratilová (Tax), Vlastimil Pihera (Capital Markets), Ivo Průša (Banking & Finance) Tomáš Sequens (Project & Energy), Martin Šolc (Corporate/M&A) and Václav Rovenský (Projects & Energy).
What brings us the most joy and motivation are the words our clients use to describe our team and our work:
“Kocián Šolc Balaštík lawyers are highly skilled, knowledgeable and detail-oriented. “
“Kocian Šolc Balaštík's advice goes above and beyond our expectations, warning us of potential risks and always seeking the most efficient way to resolve each challenge. “
“The lawyers at Kocián Šolc Balaštík are very client-oriented, can deal with difficult deadlines and are always able to accommodate out-of-the-ordinary requests. “
“The team is made up of excellent professionals who are ready to listen, discuss, learn, execute and support. “
Our position in Chambers Europe 2025 is a testament to KŠB’s unwavering commitment to delivering top-tier legal services.
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