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Moravcevic Vojnovic Zdravkovic OAD in cooperation with Schoenherr

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What we say about the firm's legal practice in Serbia

Competition

Within Competition, Schoenherr is a first tier firm,

At Moravcevic Vojnovic Zdravkovic OAD in cooperation with Schoenherr, recently promoted partner Srdana Petronijevic now heads the competition practice. In addition to its strong merger control practice, the group is also advising Serbia’s three largest insurers regarding an alleged cartel. Petronijevic is ‘very reliable and pragmatic, and knows how to co-ordinate and handle complex matters’.

Corporate, M&A and privatisation

Within Corporate, M&A and privatisation, Schoenherr is a second tier firm,

In a sign of its progress, Moravcevic Vojnovic Zdravkovic OAD in cooperation with Schoenherr recently promoted four senior lawyers with extensive international transactional experience to junior partners, and one junior partner to equity partner. Matija Vojnovic’s team advised Telekom Austria on its potential €1.4bn acquisition of a controlling stake in state-owned Telekon Srbija. Other work includes advising on major energy projects in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro.

Legal market overview

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Real estate

Within Real estate, Schoenherr is a first tier firm,

Moravcevic Vojnovic Zdravkovic OAD in cooperation with Schoenherr is acting on a diverse range of real estate matters spanning various sectors. Led by Slaven Moravcevic, the team has been advising Ventra on a €200m large-scale real estate project in downtown Belgrade, and also on the financing of a €250m project on the Montenegrin Riviera.

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