28.2.2022
News

KSB scores in Chambers Global 2022

The renowned British rating agency Chambers and Partners once again recommends Kocián Šolc Balaštík in its current publication “Chambers Global 2022”.

KŠB succeeded again in all categories evaluated in the global yearbook, namely:

  •     Banking & Finance
  •     Capital Markets
  •     Corporate and M&A
  •     Dispute Resolution

Dagmar Dubecká and Martin Šolc (category Mergers / Acquisitions and Corporate Law), Pavel Dejl (Dispute Resolution), Martin Krejčí (Banking & Finance) and Vlastimil Pihera (Capital Markets) are also recommended in the new yearbook.

We greatly appreciate being ranked again in all these categories, which proves the continued quality of our legal services. We would also like to thank our clients; without whose support and satisfaction we would not have received this privilege.

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