Personnel changes at the Brussels branch
Personnel changes at the beginning of this year at the Brussels branch of KŠB saw Pavel Nosek take over from Andrea Löfflerová in the post of permanent representative of KŠB in Brussels. Pavel Nosek is a lawyer who, as well as studying at the Legal Faculty of the West Bohemian University in Pilsen, also followed a course at the University of Lapland in Finland (1998) and was a postgraduate at the Asser Institute in the Hague (2001). He is a member of the Czech Bar Association and is registered on the EU list of the Brussels Bar Association. He is a specialist in community law, the legislative framework of mergers and acquisitions, competition law, and company law.
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