What attracted me to law from a young age was its elementary and necessary presence in everyday life, culminating in the idea that with its knowledge I would be able to help all people. What began in high school as a fascination with the concept of human rights, turned into an interest and fascination with intellectual property law and e-commerce during my studies, which is my primary specialisation at our law firm. Since my studies in Luxembourg, I have been a big fan of space law, which I secretly hope will soon be added to the scope of our practice areas. In my free time I like to read, run, discover new places and spend time in nature, especially when I manage to be at home in Slovakia.
diana.gregova@havelpartners.czArticles by the author
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