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Hoxha, Memi & Hoxha

RR ABDI TOPTANI, TORRE DRIN 4TH FLOOR, TIRANA, ALBANIA

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Hoxha, Memi & Hoxha

Hoxha, Memi & Hoxha has ‘excellent experience’ acting for international clients and law firms. The three-partner firm includes the ‘exceptional’ Shpati Hoxha, who ‘demonstrates great attention to detail and extensive knowledge of EU and Albanian competition law’, and highly experienced partners Andi Memi and Eris Hoxha. Recent highlights include advising British American Tobacco on the Albanian aspects of its takeovers of Bulgartabac and Reynolds American. The firm also assisted with several significant restructurings, advising Credit Europe Bank on the bankruptcy of the Turkish steel group Kürüm, and acting for Tirana Bank in a dispute with a non-performing debtor, Citypark.

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