Alexander Csaki > Bird & Bird LLP > Munich, Germany > Lawyer Profile

Bird & Bird LLP
MAXIMILIANSPLATZ 22
80333 MÜNCHEN
Germany
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Germany > Public sector > Public procurement

(Leading individuals)

Alexander CsakiBird & Bird

Bird & Bird LLP‘s public procurement team impresses with expertise in the IT, health, energy and infrastructure sectors, which particularly comes into its own when advising contracting authorities and contractors on modernisation projects. The practice regularly assists with award procedures and tenders for innovative projects, ranging from the development of Deutschlandnetz and administrative digitalisation to the modernisation of the health system. Furthermore, experienced IT procurement lawyers Guido Bormann and Jan Byok handle procurement procedures for the digitisation and equipment of various security and defense bodies at state and federal level. Bormann jointly leads the practice with Alexander Csaki, who is particularly experienced in litigation and regularly acts in review and negotiation proceedings in the health and transport sectors.

Germany > Transport > Advice to the transport sector

Bird & Bird supports public transport operators and airlines in the procurement of new vehicles and aircraft, as well as in contract drafting for public sector clients. Among the key contacts are public commercial lawyer Alexander Csaki, the asset financing and leasing expert Matthias Winter and the procurement law specialist Guido Bormann.

Germany > Industry focus > Healthcare and life sciences

(Leading individuals)

Alexander CsakiBird & Bird LLP

Bird & Bird‘s healthcare expertise includes capacities at the interfaces with IP, procurement law and digitisation as well as contentious issues. Dispute resolution in the life sciences sector is a focus area of the team, which is led by Boris Kreye; Kreye regularly assists with patent infringement disputes in connection with medical devices. Alexander Csaki advises private companies and public sector clients at the interface between procurement and regulatory law, including the advice on selective contracts issued by statutory health insurance companies as well as licensing matters, the interchangeability of drugs and drug prices.