KŠB's Success in Chambers Global Guide 2025
- In the area of Dispute resolution, we have reaffirmed our leading position, and Pavel Dejl is once again recognized as one of the top experts in the Czech Republic. Clients perceive him as „an expert with a wide range of knowledge and skills. He is great at conducting commercial negotiations, litigation and analysing a client's position in a particular situation.“
- In the area of Corporate / M&A, we are celebrating a significant success – our team has moved up to a higher ranking category. Additionally, alongside the long-recognized Dagmar Dubecká („Dagmar Dubecká is always helpful, available and proactively offers the best solutions.”) and Martin Šolc („appreciated for the breadth of his expertise in handling complex and often cross-border acquisitions across the hospitality and mobility solutions sectors”) Jana Guričová has also been newly included among the recommended lawyers („Jana Guričová (Associates to Watch) enters the rankings this year aftergaining solid recognition for her activity the Czech Republic's M&A sphere.“).
- Our position has also strengthened in the area of Banking Martin Krejčí („Martin Krejčí provides excellent service.”), has moved up a ranking category, and he is now joined by Ivo Průša („Ivo Průša is an increasingly prominent lawyer who has recognised expertise in the banking and finance area. He regularly assists with real estate financing, asset-based financings and acquisition finance.“)
- In the Capital Markets category Vlastimil Pihera is once again recommende („Vlastimil Pihera is very appreciated by clients who love his style.“).
The Chambers Global Guide evaluates law firms based on a thorough market analysis and client feedback. Being ranked in this guide confirms the long-term quality of our services, our expertise, and our ability to provide effective and innovative solutions in key legal areas.
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