The firm’s founders are both advocates and licensed arbitrators with the Arbitration Court attached to the Economic and the Agricultural Chamber of the Czech Republic. The firm maintains a close working relationship with several of the Big Four auditing and tax advisory houses which enable it to provide complex advice on all aspects of mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, investment incentives, project consulting and management, including PPP projects, public procurement, legislative work, and other major undertakings.

Holec, Zuska & Partners focus provide their services in two chief areas: The Private Law practice offers a full range of commercial law services, including formation and dissolution of companies, contract law, due diligence, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate governance matters, executive contracts and compensation packages for top management. Our real estate development team has extensive experience in acquisitions and sales of real estate property, whether for private or commercial purposes, and we are able to develop appropriate financing and investment vehicles, as execute relevant contracts and assist with permitting processes for development and construction. In other areas, we help our clients analyse impacts of competition laws on a particular transaction and handle issues concerning insolvency and restructuring. The firm also has a well-established dispute resolution/litigation/arbitration team. In recent years, we have built a strong intellectual property practice focusing on advisory services and management of intellectual property in the research, development and innovations sectors.

The Public Law practice has developed a strong profile in public procurement to the business sector and public authorities. Our team assists clients in ensuring compliance with tender conditions, submission of tenders, and other contractual matters, as well as in administering public procurement procedures on behalf of notable public and research institutions. We also have significant experience with public/private partnerships in domestic infrastructure projects and with entities acting as providers of social services.