I enjoy working with people who are experts in their fields. I consider it a great privilege of my profession to have the opportunity to explore various fascinating fields, to get behind the curtain, and to learn new things all the time. That's why it fulfills me first and foremost to help entrepreneurs, from start-ups to family businesses to multinational corporations.

I take great pleasure in watching my clients gather success and grow. For this reason, I also like best those clients with whom I build such a close relationship that I get the feeling of being part of their business. This then makes me perceive the success of such clients as a success for myself. Therefore, I especially like long-term cooperation in which the client and I get to know each other well, understand each other, and establish communication procedures. Such a long-term and close cooperation is much more effective. The main advantages are time and financial savings and higher success rates. If I know my client well, I can react faster and, therefore, find a suitable solution in a timely manner. Ideally, we solve problems before they even manifest themselves. It's always better to prevent problems, than to fix them later.

That does not mean that I avoid resolving disputes. On the contrary, it is clear to me that disputes are a part of life and must be dealt with as quickly as possible and in a way that does not incur unnecessary costs for the parties. I have handled hundreds of complex disputes (both litigation and arbitration), and I am pleased that we have resolved the vast majority of them successfully. In litigations, I always strive for a speedy resolution. Often this is achieved by being able to reach an agreement with the opposing party. These experiences on the "front line" of the fight have honed and improved my judgment. I dare say I can make a very accurate prediction of the plausible outcome of a dispute. I then suggest the appropriate solution to the client. However, even if it is necessary to play hardball in resolving a dispute, I am ready and determined to do so in the client's interest (within the legal rules, of course).

I like challenges. That's why I enjoy participating in tough cross-country races and seek out cases many other lawyers may fear. Thus, I also have experience with cases in rather specific areas, such as unfair competition, brand protection of all kinds, design rights enforcement, and corporate disputes (shareholder disputes or liability of statutory representatives, etc.). For example, I have recently been involved in a multi-million euro dispute between a board member who caused damage to his company, the company, and an insurance company. I have also managed to resolve a case where my client's identity was stolen, and his valued customer almost lost €400,000 forever. I recovered this money for my client very quickly, and in spite of the fact that the fraudsters had taken it abroad. I am also involved in a cross-border merger worth tens of millions of euros.

That brings us smoothly to the next point, which is my close relationship with foreign countries. I like foreign languages, and I am interested in international trade. I have dealt with international legal relations in my postgraduate studies and publications. Therefore, you can contact me if you need to litigate with someone from abroad or if you want to expand your business abroad. To be able to provide you with these services, I am intensively developing my foreign contacts and cooperation, among others within the EUROJURIS network, which brings together lawyers from all over the world.

Cooperation with foreign colleagues is very fulfilling for me. It is incredibly refreshing to see how different cultures and approaches are manifested when cooperating. A significant part of my work lies in international trade law and cross-border dispute resolution. Many of my clients are based abroad. If you want to do business internationally, I can effectively assist you in resolving related legal issues. In many countries, I am able to obtain essential information by the next day and the professional opinion of a proven foreign colleague within a few days. By using my services, you can save a lot of time and hassle in handling your case both at home and abroad. You will also avoid the risk of making a mistake in the choice of foreign advisors, and the result will not match your expectations.

If you are planning an acquisition or merger, need help with your business or litigation, do not hesitate to contact me.

I handle cases in all areas of law. You can therefore use me both in dispute resolution and dispute prevention. My clients include mainly Czech family businesses and entrepreneurs. However, I often help people to resolve legal matters that are not related to business, which include, for example, divorce or division of share co-ownership.

I always try to come up with solutions so that the client has a legitimate feeling that I have helped them as their attorney and provided good service. I enjoy helping a particular individual and, therefore, I like to solve my clients' existential problems, whether they are related to family relationships, freedom or property.

My great passion is the game of chess (especially speed chess). I can play several games at once. In cultivating this passion of mine, I have developed both combinatorial and strategic thinking and the ability to react appropriately and quickly to changing conditions. I use this in my legal practice and on behalf of my clients - for instance, during witness interviews, I can deftly formulate questions that show the court that the truth is quite different than it appeared until then. On several occasions during my long career, I have been able to put a witness or opposing party under pressure and, as a result, convict them of lying or concealing facts (even though some of these lies were very sophisticated). In general, my main strength is my ability to choose adequate litigation tactics. At the same time, I can find unconventional and surprising solutions.

I also like to use the described skills in the criminal defense of clients. In criminal cases, more than anywhere else, evidence is important, including the examination of witnesses. My skills and experience also help me in ensuring that the proceedings properly establish what really happened, as well as the legality of the actions of the police, the court, and other authorities. This enables me to fulfil my role, which is first and foremost to provide for that my client is not wrongly convicted.

In my work, I also draw on my knowledge of non-legal, predominantly technical sectors such as engineering, transport, energy, and capital construction. As a technical deputy, I was in charge of the construction of a freight station in Prague. Thanks to this knowledge and experience, I know what needs to be treated to avoid disputes, for example in the construction sector.

I can also apply my knowledge and experience when a dispute arises in construction and other fact-intensive disputes that other attorneys often avoid because they are not as well versed in the technical issues that are usually absolutely necessary to properly understand the case. It is not only in these extremely complex disputes that I use my other strength, which is my very good memory, which means that I do not have to search extensively for laws, pleadings, or other documents.

I perceive any injustice or illegality with great distress, and, therefore, I take on cases that other attorneys might perceive as unattractive, such as recovering small debts or protecting against a wrongful removal or a retention of a child.

I graduated from the Faculty of Law of Charles University in Prague. I have been practicing law since 1985.

I focus on utility law, especially water law, public tenders, litigation, business law, and mergers & acquisitions. I often deal with cases of innovative solutions in public procurement. Most of my clients are companies, but also local governments.

I graduated from Charles University in Prague. I have practised law since 2002. Since 2003, I have also been working as a legal expert of the SOVAK ČR Association of Water Supply and Sewerage in the matter of financing conditions and implementation of projects co-financed from EU sources.

I advise clients in Czech and English.

I respect and understand if a client is not interested in complicated legal issues and wants us to save him/her/it all the trouble of something that is bothering him/her/it. If you are our client, I will do my best to understand you, communicate openly with you and respond to all your emails and other messages promptly.

I strive to work efficiently and pride myself on high productivity. The fact that I can quickly navigate the legal system helps me to achieve that.

I focus on what we lawyers call private law. These are primarily those legal issues that concern you when you enter into a contract, set up a company, or manage it -⁠ for example, you need to hold a general meeting or create a holding structure (=commercial and corporate law, especially in cross-border matters). I can also help you when you want to buy, sell or rent a property or when you need to sort out who gets your assets after you pass away. I can also advise you if you want to set up a foundation or trust in the Czech Republic.

I am used to working in English and German. That's why I am also available if you are an entrepreneur or investor who needs to handle some legal matters in the Czech Republic (including disputes). I also speak Slovak and Czech, of course.

In the past, I also practised in a notary's office, where I acquired knowledge and experience in corporate and inheritance (probate) law. I also publish a lot, especially on inheritance-related topics (among others, I am working on the commentary on the Czech Civil Code. I am also a co-author of the book whose title can be translated as "Trusts for Practice").

I graduated with honours from the Faculty of Law of Charles University. I also passed the rigorous examination and am finishing my Ph.D. studies at the faculty mentioned above. I have also completed a research stay abroad at the University of Heidelberg in Germany. At the faculty, I teach substantive civil law.

I focus particularly on inheritance law, family law, property law and labour law. Rather than companies, I deal more often with cases of individuals who need help resolving their issues in various areas of private law.

I graduated from Charles University in Prague. I have practised law since 2013. In 2016, I passed a rigorous exam in the field of civil law, focusing on the issue of inheritance law.

I advise clients in Czech, English and German.