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CERHA HEMPEL Dezso & Partners Offices
FÖ U 14-18
1011 BUDAPEST
Hungary
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Dr Ilona Rónay-Csordás
Work Department
Dispute resolution
Position
Partner
Head of Dispute Resolution and Litigation & Arbitration
Areas of practice:
Career
Admitted 1985, (Attorney at Law), Hungary
Ilona Rónay-Csordás has in-depth knowledge and more than 20 years’ experience in the field of dispute resolution. She is highly regarded for her broad experience and thorough advice in high profile legal disputes. Her clients include, for instance, SWIETELSKY Magyarország Kft., Tungsram Operations Kft, JTI Hungary Kft., Algeco Scotsman, Huntsman Europe, WashTec GmbH, Europe Real Estate Fund (by Amundi) and Permasteelisa Group.
Languages
Hungarian, German, English
Memberships
- Budapest Bar Association
- Lex Mundi – The World’s Leading Association of Independent Law Firms
Education
Central European University, Budapest (LL.M., 1993)
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest (1982)
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest (Dr. iur., 1975)
Lawyer Rankings
Hungary > Dispute resolution
Construction and project development cases are a key area of expertise for the dispute resolution practice at CERHA HEMPEL Dezso & Partners. Bankruptcy is another of the group’s focal points, and the group is well known for representing creditors in bankruptcy procedures and specialising in enforcing claims against the shareholders and company directors of bankrupt companies. With over 20 years’ experience in the field, Ilona Rónay-Csordás leads the team. András Fenyőházi has a wealth of experience in construction claim management relating to infrastructure and commercial projects. Bence Rajkai also specialises in construction claims management, while Zsanett Szabó is an expert in dispute resolution pertaining to the real estate space, as is Flóra Gábeli. Károly Zaicsek counts a number of banks among his core clients, and regularly acts in damages cases and debt recovery lawsuits. Evelin Varga and Anna Nánási are also key names to note.