PETERKA & PARTNERS UKRAINE SUCCESSFULLY RESOLVES LABOR AND CORPORATE ISSUES FOR CLIENT
The PETERKA & PARTNERS Kyiv Team provided legal support to the Ukrainian subsidiary of a producer and global supplier of electronic ware, regarding changes to the management and corporate structure of the company. Our lawyers successfully assisted the client on a complex issue of management dismissal and elaborated on extensive advances in regards to the […]
PETERKA & PARTNERS launches Turkish Desk
Considering the developing relations between CEE and Turkey, PETERKA & PARTNERS has established a specialized desk focused on such cooperation. Our Turkish Desk offers comprehensive legal assistance both to Turkish businesses currently operating in the CEE region or new market entrants, as well as to CEE companies expanding to Turkey. This “two-waystreet” process is supported […]
PETERKA & PARTNERS Hungary has assisted well-known Spanish construction company
PETERKA & PARTNERS Hungary has assisted a well-known Spanish construction company with regard to a hotel refurbishment carried out in Budapest, Hungary. This task included among others preparation of a general construction contract and several subcontractor agreements, mediation between the parties, as well as debt collection from one of the subcontractors due to a breach […]
COVID 19 in Romania – New support measures in the labour field
PETERKA & PARTNERS Romania prepared a brief article with regard to the latest updates in the labour field, during the Covid- 19 pandemic in this country. The pandemic has generated significant changes in the labour legislation and continues to determine the authorities to adopt the most efficient support measures both for employers and employees. Please […]
PETERKA & PARTNERS Bulgaria provided advice on legal aspects of hiring professionals in Bulgaria to global provider of software engineering and IT consultancy services
The Bulgarian office of PETERKA & PARTNERS advised a global provider of software engineering and IT consultancy services, on various legal matters related to the hiring of professionals in Bulgaria and the associated constraints and legal risks. The assistance further included advice on the group template of a service agreement from the perspective of Bulgarian […]
PETERKA & PARTNERS advises important Romanian player on real estate market
Over the last few months, the Romanian office of PETERKA & PARTNERS has been assisting an important Romanian company, the local real estate division of a highly reputable Austrian logistics group, with regard to several real estate transactions in Romania. The assistance consisted both in carrying out due diligence investigations as well as in structuring […]
Updates with respect to the current COVID-19 situation in the Czech Republic (immigration, travelling, damage compensations)
PETERKA & PARTNERS Czech Republic brings you an updated guide in response to the COVID-19 pandemic regarding immigration, travelling, damage compensations. Please follow this link for more information. For any further information and assistance with respect to the above and any other COVID-19 related legal matters, please do not hesitate to contact us at covidhelpdesk@peterkapartners.com.
Recording of “Summer Amendment to the Czech Labour Code” webinar is now available
A webinar by our Czech office, “Summer Amendment to the Czech Labour Code”, which took place on Wednesday, August 12, is now accessible online. To view the full presentation, please follow this link. In case of any related questions, please contact us.
PETERKA & PARTNERS Czech Republic and Slovakia advised TEFCOLD
Our Czech and Slovak offices of PETERKA & PARTNERS provided legal advisory to TEFCOLD Group, a Danish producer and wholesaler of professional refrigerating and freezing equipment, in the acquisition of Nosreti Velkoobchod, a Czech and Slovak wholesalers of refrigerating and freezing equipment, gastro equipment, heat pumps, air conditioning and solar panels, covering in particular a […]
Interview with Georgi Kanev on how law regulations could affect the future of VR and AR technologies
The interview shed light on topical matters connected to the development of VR and AR technologies and the absence of respective comprehensive regulations on both local and EU level. You can find the full interview here(in Bulgarian)