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Salans Europe LLP

NÁMESTIE SNP 15, 81106 BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA
Tel:
Work +420 220 660 111
Fax:
Fax +420 220 660 999
Web:
www.salans.com
Email:
Warsaw, St Petersburg, Shanghai, Prague, Paris, New York and 16 more

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

Banking, finance and capital markets

Within Banking, finance and capital markets , Salans is a third tier firm,

Salans Europe LLP’s Bratislava branch advises foreign and domestic banks and corporations on cross-border matters, and can utilise the firm’s resources internationally. It advised Continental Group on Slovak aspects of a €750m Eurobond issue and restructuring amendments of its €16bn syndicated bank facilities. Other clients include Komercní banka and ORCO Property Group. Prague-based practice head Olga Humlová acts as an arbitrator for the Slovak Banking Association senate.

Corporate and commercial, including M&A

Within Corporate and commercial, including M&A, Salans is a third tier firm,

Salans Europe LLP advises clients from a broad range of industries. It is acting for Gazprom OAO in trade mark infringement proceedings, and is advising Atlas Estates Investment on its €6.2m sale of a 50% interest in Circle Slovakia to Pottertry Limited. Tomáš Bílek and of counsel Jan Procházka co-head the practice from Prague, with of counsels Katarína Pecnová and Sona Hanková leading the team in Bratislava.

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  • Changes in the Waste Management System

    The amendments adopted by the Parliament on July 1, 2011 to the Municipal Cleanliness and Tidiness Act bring revolutionary changes to the Polish waste management system. The Act is currently awaiting signing by the President. Once approved, the changes will become effective 12 months from the date the Act is published.
    - Salans

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  • Frequent mistake about Slovak documentary shares

    It is a frequent and widespread misperception that private joint stock company that issued registered documentary shares (listinné akcie na meno) does not need to have any contact at all with the Slovak public authority in the area of securities, Central Securities Depository of the Slovak Republic ("CSD").
    - Cernejová & Hrbek

  • PITFALLS OF SQUEEZE OUT IN SLOVAKIA

    The right of squeeze out is the right of a majority shareholder in the joint stock company whose shares have been traded on regulated market to require from all the remaining (minority) shareholders to sell him their shares at a fair price.
    - Cernejová & Hrbek

  • NEW APPROACH TO MERGER CONTROL IN SLOVAKIA

    On January 1, 2012 the Act No. 387/2011 Coll. amending the Act No. 136/2001 Coll. on Protection of Economic Competition (the „Amendment“), entered into force.
    - Cernejová & Hrbek

  • SLOVAK INSOLVENCY CODE AMENDMENT: CHANGES TO THE TEST OF OVER-INDEBTEDNESS AND...

    NEW LIABILITY OF DIRECTORS
    - Kinstellar

  • Slovak Labour Code: amendments effective since September 2011

    One of the responses of the Slovak government to the financial and economic crisis is the latest amendment of the Labour Code. Its declared aims is, inter alia, to (i) reduce employers' costs, mainly in relation to the redundancy payments, (ii) introduce more flexible employment relationships (iii) enable more tailor-made solutions for the respective employer and (iv) weaken the position of trade unions by allowing also works councils and works trustees to negotiate and conclude plant-level agreements with the similar content and effect as that of collective agreements; this goes hand in hand with the change of basic concept of these agreements as they are now allowed to introduce also some less advantageous employment conditions than minimums referred to under the law.
    - Majernik & Mihalikova

  • PPP in Slovakia: First Success Revealed the Weaknesses of Legal Framework

    The successful financial close of first major PPP project in Slovakia related to construction and operation of R1 expressway should be without any doubt regarded as important milestone in facilitating of partnership between the public and private sector in the Central and Eastern European region. This article briefly outlines legal regulation of PPP in the Slovak Republic and recent developments in Slovak law aiming to provide additional comfort for financing parties interested in partnership with public sector through PPP projects as well as certain outstanding legal issues which investors should take into account when considering their participation in such projects.
    - Majernik & Mihalikova

  • Legal Obstacles to Real Estate Investment in Slovakia

    Are you considering real estate investment in Slovakia? This article should provide you with a review of risks and fundamentals concerning the acquisition of real estate property in the Slovak Republic.
    - Majernik & Mihalikova
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