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Schoenherr Slovakia

Slovak Republic

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2027 Edition
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Financial and corporate

Austrian firm Schoenherr established a Slovakian in Bratislava in 2009. The office employs seven lawyers, including one partner. Established in 1950, Schoenherr is a leading Austrian firm with a European network that includes offices in 15 jurisdictions.  

  

Focusses / specialisms 

In banking and finance the firm's work is generally evenly split between advising lenders and borrowers. It has acted for global and large international banks on cross border financing, refinancing and debt restructuring transactions. 

In M&A the firm is largely active in cross-border transactions working in conjunction with its network offices. 

  

Key clients 

Key clients of the firm include Sberbank, Raiffeisen, KBC, Erste Bank Group, UniCredit, LEONI and Schaeffler. 

 

Client Feedback: 32nd edition (2022/2023) 

PPP/PFI 

“Above all, the contact is fast, and in cases that required urgent analysis and response, we received a concrete and synthetic answer. We have also always been able to expect comments on our actions. In some cases, we even received linguistic assistance with the material submitted when time was of the essence and the material obtained from the translators contained errors. The prepared letters contained relevant factual arguments and were supported by case-law.” 

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