Dr Bálint Éberhardt > KCG Partners Law Firm > Budapest, Hungary > Lawyer Profile
KCG Partners Law Firm Offices
H-1052 Budapest
Türr István street 9. 2nd floor
Hungary
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Dr Bálint Éberhardt
Work Department
Dispute resolution, Employment, Corporate law
Position
Attorney at law
Career
Bálint graduated at Eötvös Loránd University Faulty of Law with „Summa cum laude”. He studied one semester at Tilburg University with Erasmus scholarship, where he became familiar with international law, Dutch law, and EU law. During his studies he gained deeper knowledge in the field of financial law, he participated and presented in Ferrara at a conference called „Taxation in a Changing World” (2017). Bálint worked as a trainee at several legal firms, such as Noerr LLP Budapest (2014), Bálintfy and Partners Law Firm (2015-2016) and KCG Partners (2016-2017). He joined KCG Partners right after graduation in 2018 as a Junior Associate, where he is mostly involved in corporate law and tax law. During his work he participated in drafting internal policy documents, setting up Hungarian corporate taxpayer groups, and advised on transfer pricing and related enterprises.
Languages
Hungarian, English
Memberships
Budapest Bar Association
Education
Eötvös Loránd University Faculty of Law (J.D. Summa cum laude), Budapest, Hungary (2018)
Tilburg University Faculty of Law, Tilburg, Netherlands (Erasmus-scholarship) (2017)
Lawyer Rankings
Hungary > Dispute resolution
The dispute resolution practice at KCG Partners Law Firm brings expertise to advising domestic and multinational corporations on disputes involving employment, real estate, IP, insolvency and contractual matters. With an active client roster spanning sectors ranging from energy, food and manufacturing to sports, fitness and IT, the practice is headed by employment litigation specialists Rita Párkányi (who also manages data protection matters) and Levente Csengery (who draws on over two decades’ experience in the practice space). Key support is provided by Bálint Éberhardt, Eszter Ila-Horváth and Borbála Maglai.