20.4.2022
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Also in 2022, Legal 500 recommends KSB in ten areas

Following Chambers Europe, KSB is again among the top-ranked law firms in the Czech Republic, this time according to the latest publication "The Legal 500 EMEA 2022". We succeeded in the following ten of the eleven practice areas assessed.
  • 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

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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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