25.4.2012
Publications

Professor Dědič for Právo & Byznys: I would make laws simpler

The March issue of Právo & Byznys features a profile on the rich professional life and career of professor Jan Dědič, a KŠB partner. One of the most experienced Czech experts in commercial law, who also celebrated a birthday at the beginning of this year, professor Dědič reflected on many issues, including the quality of Czech laws. According to him, Czech laws largely suffer from frequent and rash amendments.

The more amendments there are, the less people are willing to look into and go along with the laws, says professor Dědič. He noted that he is aware that not all the laws he contributed to always satisfied the original expectations. “Nevertheless, I hope I managed to accomplish a great number of things,” he adds.

The article is available here (in Czech only)

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The KŠB team, consisting of Jana Guričová, Martin Kubík and Jan Lasák, led by Petr Kasík, provided legal support to ČEZ in connection with the preparation and conduct of its General Meeting.

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DNS – What Now Constitutes a Commonly Available Supply or Service

Professional literature has traditionally compared a dynamic purchasing system (DNS) to a standard online purchase. However, in its judgment No. 22 As 15/2025-65 of 12 May 2026, the Supreme Administrative Court significantly refined this understanding.

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