Dispute resolution, arbitration, mediation
Insolvency, restructuring and preventive restructuring
Criminal law and prevention of criminal conduct of legal persons
Corporate and commercial law
Real estate and construction law
Corporate and commercial law
Insurance law
Dispute resolution, arbitration, mediation
Insolvency, restructuring and preventive restructuring
Corporate and commercial law
Real estate and construction law
M&A
German law
Telecommunications, media, IT, e-commerce, postal law
Intellectual property law
Data Protection
M&A
Corporate and commercial law
Real estate and construction law
Energy law and renewable energy
Corporate and commercial law
Dispute resolution, arbitration, mediation
The law firm bpv BRAUN PARTNERS has promoted six lawyers with effect from 1 January 2026. Martin Cír and Jindra Pozniaková have been appointed to the position of Counsel. František Čech, Tomáš Chmelík, David Plevka and Iva Wenzel have been appointed to the position of Managing Associate.
“This year’s promotions are a natural step for us and confirmation of bpv BRAUN PARTNERS’ long-term strategy of systematic talent development. Each of them has long demonstrated a high level of expertise, responsibility towards clients and the ability to take on a broader role and lead a team. I am pleased that we can show our appreciation for their contribution to the firm and also externally,” commented Arthur Braun, managing partner at bpv BRAUN PARTNERS, on the promotions.
We are especially happy about the fact bpv BRAUN PARTNERS moved up in the ranking in Commercial, corporate, and M&A, Dispute resolution and Projects and Energy areas.
The world has been experiencing various crises recently. From the Covid virus pandemic, to the war in Ukraine, to the energy crisis. If companies want to survive, they have to react to these crises, and they are not always successful in doing so. Can preventive restructuring help companies solve the financial problems caused by high energy prices?
Congrats to Martin Provazník on the preparation of a comparative analysis for the 2023 INSOL EUROPE yearbook on the Slovak regime of avoidance actions.
