What we say about the firm's legal practice in Lithuania
Banking and finance
Within Banking and finance, TRINITI is a third tier firm,
‘Services are always of the highest standard’ at the rebranded Triniti, which has a substantial borrower-oriented practice. It recently handled a complex restructuring for Ranga Group and set up a new private equity fund for Orion Securities.
Corporate and M&A
Within Corporate and M&A, TRINITI is a third tier firm,
‘Highly intelligent’ senior partner Linas Sabaliauskas at Triniti leads a small but ‘dedicated and responsive’ team. Johnson & Johnson was a key client gain this year, and the practice also advised water cooler company Eden Springs on a Lithuanian acquisition.
Dispute resolution
Within Dispute resolution, TRINITI is a third tier firm,
Triniti has notable disputes capability, particularly in its core areas of IP and real estate. The firm ‘always focuses on value creation and cuts right to the chase without wasting time or money’. Practice head Adomas Kuncius advised DB International in a public procurement-related claim against Lithuanian Railways.
EU and competition
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Intellectual property
Within Intellectual property, TRINITI is a second tier firm,
IP is an area of focus at Triniti, and clients report the service ‘gives security and peace of mind so that we can concentrate on our core functions’. Vilija Viesunaite leads this compact team, which advises clients such as Société BIC, makers of BIC pens and shaving razors, for which it won several trade mark infringement cases.
Real estate and construction
Within Real estate and construction, TRINITI is a second tier firm,
Triniti is well recognised in this field, and advises the Lithuanian Road Administration on road reconstruction, maintenance and development. Private sector clients include construction companies Meyer & John and NEGRESKO. Practice head Vytautus Kalmatavicius ‘has clear expertise in real estate, zoning and planning as well as deep construction industry understanding’.