The most recent promotion round at CMS saw 54 lawyers promoted to the firm's partnership ranks, including Austria-based Daniela Kroemer, David Kohl, Florian Mayer, Kai Ruckelshausen, Lukas Peissl, Marlene Wimmer-Nistelberger, and Sonja Otenhajmer, Bulgaria-based Jenia Dimitrova, Hungary-based Agnes Solyom, Eszter Torok, and Katalin Horvath, and Poland-based Tomasz Sancewicz.
Magnusson Successful for Albrecht & Dill Trading in Bankruptcy Proceedings
Magnusson has successfully represented Albrecht & Dill Trading in having its claim accepted as part of the bankruptcy proceedings against Erst Finance, Albergrupp Teenused, and Omul-Fot, in bankruptcy.
Vukmir & Associates and BMWC Advise on Sale of Ludwig Pfeiffer Adria
Vukmir & Associates, working with the German offices of Taylor Wessing, Reimer Rechtsanwaelte, and White & Case, has advised Ludwig Pfeiffer Hoch- und Tiefbau on the hive-down of all Croatian assets to the newly established Ludwig Pfeiffer Adria and its full sale to Croatian construction companies AMM and Vodoprivreda Vinkovici. Bradvica Maric Wahl Cesarec Skerlev advised the buyers.
Top 5 Insolvency Judgments in 2023
In this article, we'll cover a selection of the TOP 5 Czech insolvency case law from last year.
Ramona Birlog Makes Partner at Firon Bar-Nir in Bucharest
Former Managing Associate Ramona Birlog has been appointed to a Partner position with Firon Bar-Nir during the latest promotion round in the firm's Litigation and Insolvency department.
Violeta Saranciuc and Alexandru Iorgulescu Make Partner at Zamfirescu Racoti Vasile & Partners
Zamfirescu Racoti Vasile & Partners has announced the appointment of Violeta Saranciuc and Alexandru Iorgulescu to the firm's partnership. The two new partners will join the management teams of the international arbitration and restructuring & insolvency departments, respectively.
Rise in Insolvencies Triggers Wave of Related Disputes
Galloping inflation and post-COVID-19 challenges are shaping the litigation market in Austria, with an unparalleled volume of insolvencies feeding into a high rate of litigation. Meanwhile, the Austrian government remains hesitant to implement the European collective redress system.