Oppenheim.hu Website Review

Worth Reading, Worth Considering: Selecting the Right Arbitrator more information The European Model Company Act – the collective wisdom for further legal harmonisation Excellent ranking results by Chambers&Partners more information Second edition of comprehensive commentary on CDR is out – author of Hungarian part: Áron László no recent major reforms: it was nevertheless high time for a comprehensive update of the first edition of the commentary due to recent decisions of the EUIPO, the GC and JC, and the community design courts.. NATIONAL SECURITY SCREENING INTRODUCED FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS IN HUNGARY (UPDATED). INTRA-EU BILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES: THE DAWN OF INVESTMENT PROTECTION? The advice was perfect in terms of both the quality and the response time. The lawyers know how to deal with customers and get us good results. They are always quick and effective and understand what I am asking for. Chambers and Partners Hungary’s competition authority, Gazdasági Versenyhivatal, sharpened its gaze on cartel investigations, which played to the strengths of the antitrust practices at firms such as Oppenheim Oppenheim has a ‘very important’ busy international transactional practice, which gives it plenty of merger control instructions. Practice head Gábor Fejes is a leading figure in the market. Oppenheim’s busy contentious practice handles arbitrations and large-scale litigation. Tamás Éless is ‘particularly good’ for complex disputes, and Ulrike Rein is ‘the heart of the litigation and arbitration practice’. ‘Always professional’, Oppenheim’s ‘highly educated’ and ‘de*ply informed’ team advised OMV Trading on its entry into the Hungarian electricity trading market, and acted for Korlea Group in a cross-border energy dispute. Practice head Gergely Légrádi provides Oppenheim’s ‘highly educated’ and ‘de*ply informed’ team has a long track record of advising clients in the transport sector.