KSB recognized by IFLR 1000 as leading law firm in Czech financial law
As in past years, KSB is recognized as a leading Czech law firm in capital markets, banking and project financing, M&A, restructuring and insolvency law.
The publication also mentions these KSB partners as leading specialists in the following practice areas: Jiří Balaštík (banking and project financing, M&A), Professor Jan Dědič (capital markets), Dagmar Dubecká (M&A) and Martin Šolc (M&A, banking and project financing).
IFLR 1000 annually provides independent information on leading law firms specializing in financial law from more than 100 countries. The analysis and ranking is based on information obtained from individual law firms, their clients as well as the annual publication’s own market survey. In 2010, the annual publication celebrates 20 years of successful publishing. The information on all law firms ranked is available at www.iflr1000.com.
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