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Réti Várszegi and Partners Law Firm PwC Legal

Hungary

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Rankings published in 2026
Project development
Tier 3
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Tier 1

Andrékó Ferenczi Kinstellar Ügyvédi Iroda
7 practice areas
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Bird & Bird
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CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang
8 practice areas
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Dentons Réczicza
7 practice areas
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Lakatos Köves & Partners
7 practice areas
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Wolf Theiss
10 practice areas
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Tier 2

CERHA HEMPEL
5 practice areas
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DLA Piper Hungary
7 practice areas
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Hegymegi-Barakonyi and Fehérváry Baker&McKenzie
7 practice areas
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Oppenheim
8 practice areas
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Tier 3

Erdős ● Partners
9 practice areas
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Paksi Law Firm
3 practice areas
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Réti Várszegi and Partners Law Firm PwC Legal
2 practice areas
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Schoenherr Hetényi
10 practice areas
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bpv Jádi Németh
5 practice areas
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Notable

Budapest Law Firm No. 5000
2 practice areas
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Dr Horváth Z Péter Ügyvédi Iroda
3 practice areas
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Nagy és Trócsányi
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Rátky and Partners
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Szabó Kelemen & Partners Andersen Attorneys
7 practice areas
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Firm:
Réti Várszegi and Partners Law Firm PwC Legal
Practice Area:
Project development
Jurisdiction:
Hungary
Industry Sector:
Energy
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