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Ivo Skolil

My expertise is in acquisitions and divestitures of companies, energy law, private equity / venture capital, corporate law, commercial law (focused on contract law) legal audits and legal due diligence. I have been involved in several M&A transactions in recent years, acting for both sellers and purchasers, in particular in automotive and machine-building industry, energy and agriculture. In the field of energy I focus on renewable energy and the purchase and sale of renewable energy power generation plants.

Robert Porubský

I specialize in in energy law, and mergers and acquisitions. Over the years of legal practice I have gained extensive experience in M&A transactions, acting as counsel to sellers and purchasers alike. Robert has been instrumental in a large number of the most sizable transactions completed in the Czech Republic. In energy law, I have wide-ranging experience relating to both conventional and renewable energy resources, including the construction and designing of energy generation facilities, and representing clients before Czech courts and public administration authorities, and international arbitration tribunals. I have also published a large number of articles in Czech as well as international law journals and publications with a particular focus on energy law.

Pavel Váňa

I've always been drawn to both law and economics, and for a long time, I searched for a way to connect these two fields in my studies. Eventually, I found my niche in business law, particularly in mergers and acquisitions, where law naturally intersects with economics and business. Nowadays, I specialise in transactional advisory and energy law. I enjoy exploring how to effectively use the legal framework for my clients' business decisions. In the energy sector, I mainly focus on challenges related to energy sector transformation, renewable sources, and community energy. The fusion of law and economics continues to fascinate me and keeps pushing me forward.

Adam Forst

I specialize in court and arbitration proceedings, especially in the area of compensation for property and non-property damage, as well as in the area of sports law. In addition, I also deal with insurance issues.

Alena Šíchová

I have always been interested in things that others would consider strange or marginal. Maybe that is why I enjoyed them the most. When most people wanted to study English, I chose Finno-Ugric Studies. When most of my classmates in law school saw their future in civil law, I was attracted to environmental law. Perhaps it is also because I have always been more technically oriented, and therefore I was more interested in the legal regulation of nuclear or other waste, the regulation of chemical substances and the prevention of major accidents, issues related to railway sidings or the arms trade, than in disputes between neighbours or mergers and acquisitions. I can still draw on the experience I gained during my time at the Ministry of the Environment in my current legal practice, helping clients navigate the most intricate situations in various areas of environmental protection.

Alžběta Pospíšilová

I knew that law would become my passion on my first day at law school. I was sold especially with the medical law classes and pharmaceutical law in practice. What I enjoy most about these two fields is their connection to the protection of human health, the inevitable clash of patients' and doctors' rights with the progress of the pharmaceutical industry, and the wide range of legal areas I encounter. My other lifelong passion is sport - I like to recharge my batteries on the bike path, on the snowy slopes and in the gym.