25.7.2008
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News
Motor insurance for all passengers (new decision of the ECJ)
The ECJ ruled that the Third Motor Insurance Directive (Third Council Directive 90/232/EEC of 14 May 1990 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to insurance against civil liability in respect of the use of motor vehicles) requires all passengers to be covered by motor insurance and therefore Irish national legislation, which precludes those not travelling in a part of a vehicle designed to carry passengers, is incompatible with Community law.

Article 1 of the Third Motor Insurance Directive is to be interpreted as precluding national legislation whereby compulsory motor vehicle liability insurance does not cover liability in respect of personal injuries to persons travelling in a part of a motor vehicle that has not been designed and constructed with seating accommodation for passengers. Further Article 1 of the Third Motor Insurance Directive satisfies all the conditions necessary for it to produce direct effect and accordingly confers rights upon which individuals may rely directly before the national courts.
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13.10.2025
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News
Contract Competition 2025
KŠB ve spolupráci s největší nezávislou asociací studentů práv na světě ELSA vyhlašuje již 14. ročník soutěže CONTRACT COMPETITION. Soutěž studentům práv nabízí jedinečný pohled do světa transakčního práva pod vedením advokátů přední české advokátní kanceláře.
12.10.2025
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Financial services
KŠB assisted the J&T Group with the approval of a base prospectus for a CZK 3 billion bond programme
The KŠB team (Martin Krejčí, Vlastimil Pihera, Josef Kříž) provided legal advice to the J&T Group in connection with the approval of the base prospectus for its bond programme. This marks a continuation of KŠB’s long-term advisory role in the group’s financing activities.
9.10.2025
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Financial services
KŠB assisted in financing the iconic Alchymist Grand Hotel and Spa
KŠB has been providing long-term legal advice to J&T Bank in connection with debt financing for Czech entrepreneurs. One of the most recent transactions involved granting a loan to the Alchymist Grand Hotel and Spa, one of Prague’s most renowned boutique hotels, owned by Giorgio Bonelli, a prominent figure in the Italian business community in the Czech Republic.