Success at the Supreme Court in the Key Investments Case

Weinhold Legal has achieved success before the Supreme Court of the Czech Republic, which ruled in favor of the insolvency trustee of Key Investments a.s. in a case concerning a claim exceeding CZK 100 million. This significant judgment has far-reaching implications for legal practice in the area of insolvency proceedings, particularly in the context of …

IEL Guide to Employment Disputes – Czech and Slovak Sections

We are pleased to announce our contribution to the International Employment Lawyer (IEL) Guide to Employment Disputes, a comprehensive resource covering employment claims procedures across 23 jurisdictions worldwide.

Weinhold Legal advises Chropyňská Group a.s. on the acquisition of DefTech a.s.

Weinhold Legal advised Chropyňská Group a.s., a Czech industrial group focused on engineering, manufacturing and technological solutions, on its acquisition of the Slovak company DefTech a.s., a manufacturer of military armoured vehicles. DefTech a.s. has long specialised in the development and production of armoured vehicles primarily intended for armed forces and the security sector. The …

Weinhold Legal advises Amundi on the acquisition of the B&B Hotel in downtown Prague

Weinhold Legal participated in the successful completion of the acquisition of the B&B Hotel in Prague’s Florenc district, executed by investment company Amundi Czech Republic, acting on behalf of qualified invest fund, Amundi Realitní fond KB3. The hotel will become part of a transformational project that aims to turn the area into a modern and …

Weinhold Legal Advises Resistant AI on $25M Series B Funding Round to Accelerate Financial Crime Prevention

Weinhold Legal is proud to have advised to Resistant AI, a Czech-based fintech firm specializing in AI-powered fraud prevention, in its $25 million Series B funding round. Led by DTCP Growth, with continued support from Experian, Notion Capital, and GV (formerly Google Ventures), this round brings the total capital raised by the company to $53 …