KŠB People in Media
In his interview for Lidové noviny, Martin Šolc talked not only about his activities for the International Bar Association (IBA) of which he was recently elected a Vice-President as the first person from CEE countries. Martin also pondered on the condition of Czech legal profession and the values upon which KŠB is based.
Martin Šolc’s journey to become a lawyer, via being a newspaper delivery boy for example, is mapped by Ekonom Weekly’s special supplement “Stories of Success”. Martin describes the pioneering times of the early nineties, the conception of KŠB, his motivation and his passion for theatre.
KŠB lawyer Jan Lasák, who is the chief author of the new commentary to the Corporations Act, explains for the weekly magazine Ekonom his first encounters with how the Corporations Act works in reality, including, for example, the evergreen topic of one’s serving as a company director while being simultaneously employed as the company’s manager.
All texts are available here (in Czech).
Martin Šolc for Ekonom - Stories of Success
Other articles
KŠB secures landmark Supreme Court ruling on size premiums in squeeze-out valuations
Kocián Šolc Balaštík (KŠB) has obtained a significant victory before the Czech Supreme Court in a dispute over the fairness of the consideration paid to minority shareholders in Léčebné lázně Mariánské Lázně a.s. In its judgment in case no. 27 Cdo 1678/2025, the Court dismissed the claimants’ appeal and upheld the lower courts’ decisions. KŠB lawyers Radka Felgrová and Vlastimil Pihera represented the company and its majority shareholder.
KŠB advises on the sale of a majority stake in Znakon Group to enteria
KŠB provided legal advice on the sale of a 75% stake in Znakon, Znakon Asfalt and Znakon Servis to enteria, a Pardubice-based group and one of the Czech Republic’s largest construction holdings.
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.
