Also in 2022, Legal 500 recommends KSB in ten areas
- Banking, finance and capital markets
- Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Dispute resolution
- Employment
- EU and competition
- Intellectual property
- Projects and energy
- Real Estate and construction
- TMT
- Tax
Legal 500 recommends these KSB experts:
- Jan Černohouz (Next Generation Partner) – Tax
- Pavel Dejl (Leading Individual) – Dispute Resolution; EU and competition
- Dagmar Dubecká - Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Michal Hanuš – Employment
- Hana Heroldová - Dispute Resolution; Intellectual property
- Jiří Horník - Real Estate and construction; Dispute Resolution (in Aviation)
- Simona Hornochová - Tax
- Petr Kasík - Banking, finance and capital markets
- Martin Krejčí - Banking, finance and capital markets
- Jan Lasák - Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Helena Navrátilová (Leading Individual) – Tax
- Vlastimil Pihera - Banking, finance and capital markets
- Ivo Průša - Banking, finance and capital markets
- Václav Rovenský (Leading Individual) Projects and energy; Real Estate and construction; Employment
- Tomáš Sequens – Projects and energy
- Sylvie Sobolová - Dispute resolution; EU and competition; Intellectual property
- Martin Šolc (Hall of Fame) - Commercial, corporate and M&A
- Drahomír Tomašuk - Commercial, corporate and M&A; Intellectual property; TMT
- Martin Vráb - EU and competition
- Jaroslav Zahradníček - TMT
The ranking of "The Legal 500" is the result of an analysis of a number of criteria, with the greatest weight given to the experience and opinions of law firm clients themselves. Therefore, we would like to especially thank them for their trust and positive feedback on our work.
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