Allen & Overy’s comprehensive dispute resolution practice handles the full spectrum of cases, including corporate and commercial litigation, finance disputes, insolvency proceedings, and product liability cases. With a strong international presence, the firm is well placed to handle cross-border disputes and international arbitration cases. As well as showcasing strengths in the energy, manufacturing, and life sciences sectors, the team also handles high-profile corruption and bribery cases for blue-chip multinationals. Robert Pavlů heads up the department. Markéta Císařová is another key name to note.

The dispute resolution department at Baker & McKenzie s.r.o., advokátní kancelář works across various industry sectors, demonstrating particular expertise in the banking and finance, and automotive spaces. The firm has a strong regional presence with offices in the UK, Austria, Switzerland, and Germany. The practice covers the full range of litigation and arbitration cases, ranging from corporate and commercial law, to competition law, to copyright and media law. Industry veteran Martin Hrodek heads up the group and specialises in international arbitrations. Senior associate Martina Marchand is another key contact, and focuses on commercial and labour disputes.

BBH, advokátní kancelár, s.r.o.’s dispute resolution practice covers various areas of litigation, including construction, real estate, and investment, as well as displaying strengths in post-M&A disputes and damages claims. With demonstrable experience in handling complex cases both on a domestic and international scale, the firm frequently represents clients at varying levels of courts across Europe. The team is collectively led by banking law expert František Honsa; media law specialist Vladimír Uhde; and Robert Klenka, who showcases know-how in major trade disputes. Tomáš Politzer is another key contact within the department.

Dentons’ dispute resolution practice showcases strengths in both the gamut of civil disputes, and white-collar crime cases. The firm counts employment disputes, commercial litigation, and insolvency claims within its scope of regular work, and acts for clients from industries including energy, tech, and financial services. A significant proportion of the team’s contentious cases involve a cross-border element. Seasoned litigator Ladislav Smejkal heads up the department and has a wealth of experience in complex construction disputes, as well as employment-related litigation. TMT specialist Zdeněk Kučera further bolsters the group’s capabilities and focuses on disputes relating to IP, IT and data privacy.

Distinguished by its representation of major corporations such as Google, Volvo and VISA, HAVEL & PARTNERS s.r.o., attorneys at law’s growing dispute resolution team frequently handles high-profile litigation and arbitration. Regularly engaged by local and international corporations from industries including banking, energy, telecoms, and insurance, the firm also counts leading domestic and European banks within its roster of clients, and is particularly well versed in financial services and construction disputes. The department lies under the joint leadership of insolvency litigation expert Dušan Sedláček and IP litigation specialist Jan Šturm.

Noted for its regular involvement in landmark cases, Kocián Šolc Balaštík’s dispute resolution offering specialises in the telecoms, pharmaceutical, chemistry, and media industries. Recognised for its strengths in international arbitration and EU law, the firm regularly appears before not only domestic courts of all levels, but also the European Court of Human Rights. The team operates under the joint leadership of Pavel Dejl, who specialises in insolvency and competition disputes, and Sylvie Sobolová, who handles claims relating to public procurement issues, administrative proceedings, and state aid cases.

Skils s.r.o. advokátní kancelář’s comprehensive dispute resolution practice is skilled at handling a wide range of disputes including regulatory cases, judicial reviews, and complex commercial litigation, regularly appearing before various European and domestic courts. Receiving a steady workflow from branches of the Czech Government such as the Ministry of Finance, as well as from leading banks and international corporations, the firm has demonstrable expertise in the investments, telecoms, and infrastructure spaces. The team is led by managing partner Karel Muzikář, capably supported by seasoned arbitrator Karolína Horáková, and M&A and project development expert Martin Kramar.

Ideally situated within a globally integrated network, Squire Patton Boggs s.r.o., advokátní kancelář’s dispute resolution department is well equipped to handle an impressive range of domestic and international arbitrations, particularly in relation to investment treaties. Under the guidance of renowned litigator Rostislav Pekař, who frequently appears as counsel in investor-state arbitrations, the group is reputed for its activity across the manufacturing, telecoms, construction, and energy sectors. On the litigation front, the group adopts an interdisciplinary approach by collaborating with its corporate, banking and finance, and restructuring practices, and primarily handles financial services, real estate, and sanctions disputes. Mária Poláková demonstrates strong international arbitration experience, while Vladimír Polách skilfully handles class action lawsuits before the Czech courts. Matej Pustay is also a key member of the team.

Clifford Chance’s dispute resolution practice is well versed in general civil litigation matters, in addition to boasting particular strength in relation to insolvency proceedings. The firm maintains close connections with corporate and real estate sector clients, and consequently receives a steady stream of contentious work in these fields. The team is jointly led by Miloš Felgr, who is dual-qualified in both the Czech Republic and Slovakia, and Emil Holub, a well regarded real estate specialist with a focus on litigation in that sector. Counsel Jan Dobrý is another active member of the group and has demonstrable expertise in the tech sector.

CMS’ dispute resolution offering is broad ranging and covers real estate disputes, commercial cases, and employment litigation, among others. The firm expertly handles cross-border arbitration and litigation, often acting for high-profile Czech multinationals, particularly those operating within the telecoms, tech, and financial services industries. Tomáš Matějovský leads the practice and frequently represents clients in competition and follow-on damages claims before the Czech Supreme Court and the European Court of Human Rights. Petr Beneš and Filip Gvozdek are key contacts at the senior associate level, and focus on insurance disputes and corporate crimes, respectively.

Kinstellar’s extensive dispute resolution offering covers all forms of arbitration and litigation, with a particular focus on commercial disputes within the fields of telecoms, energy, real estate, and tech. In addition to its demonstrable track record in handling complex M&A and employment disputes, the firm has shown recent activity in representing shareholders in the pharmaceutical industry. The group is also regularly instructed to act in white-collar crime cases. The practice is led by Tomáš Čihula, who has longstanding experience in complex competition disputes. At the senior associate level, Radim Kotrba is a recent addition to the team, while Petra Ledvinková predominantly handles domestic court cases.

PRK Partners’ dispute resolution practice is wide ranging and consequently receives instruction from a variety of clients, including broadcasting companies, insurance firms, and property developers. As well as a particular focus on complex manufacturing and insurance claims, the firm is also increasingly developing a reputation for defending clients against class action lawsuits. Arbitrator Robert Němec heads the team and is frequently involved in domestic and international arbitrations, often handling disputes arising from bilateral investment treaties.

Praised by clients for its dual litigation and arbitration expertise, ROWAN LEGAL’s dispute resolution department handles a wide range of complex cases, including employment and contractual disputes, insolvency proceedings, and competition law cases. The firm acts for a range of domestic and international corporations, in addition to Czech public institutions. The team benefits from close cooperation with the TMT and M&A departments. The team is collectively led by arbitrator Miloš Olík,who offers know-how in regulatory and banking disputes, litigator Lukáš Duffek, who covers complex construction cases; and senior associate Petr Zábranský.

White & Case, s.r.o., advokátní kancelář’s established dispute resolution practice is noted for its frequent collaboration with the firm's highly-regarded banking and finance, corporate, and white-collar crime teams. Leveraging its international presence, with major offices in London, Frankfurt and Brussels to name a few, the firm is well positioned to handle both international and domestic cases. Ivo Janda heads the department and primarily handles disputes involving insolvency, administrative, and antitrust law.

act Randa Havel Legal’s dispute resolution offering is broad ranging, and the group demonstrates experience in arbitration proceedings, often before the Arbitration Court of the Czech Republic. Boasting a diverse client base, the firm frequently represents investment funds, airline corporations, and manufacturers. The practice is headed up by seasoned arbitrator Martin Řanda, who regularly handles complex commercial disputes involving unfair competition and IP issues. Ladislav Peterka is another key contact in the department and is active in insolvency proceedings.

Bird & Bird s.r.o. advokátní kancelář’s expanding dispute resolution practice encompasses both litigation and arbitration, and operates closely with the firm’s other practice areas. The firm handles local and cross-border disputes relating to damages and business liabilities, the protection of rights, employment issues, and shareholder litigation. The department is jointly led by Ivan Sagál, who focuses on investment and restructuring disputes, and Vojtěch Chloupek, who specialises in IP rights breaches and tech-related claims.

Working across a range of sectors, Bányaiová Vožehová, s.r.o., law office’s dispute resolution practice is notably active in court cases before the Arbitration Court of the Czech Republic. The team is co-chaired by Lucie Dolanská Bányaiová, who handles commercial disputes including defamation and unfair competition; Lucie Oršulová, a specialist in white-collar crime litigation; and Alena Bányaiová, who handles corporate disputes and construction litigation.

CERHA HEMPEL Kališ & Partners’ dispute resolution practice is recognised for its cross-border litigation and arbitration experience, specifically in the realms of insolvency proceedings and commercial disputes. Recently, the firm has demonstrated know-how in handling litigation relating to novel forms of investment, and continues to be recognised more broadly for its expertise in disputes concerning financial issues and construction law. Lukáš Hoder leads the department, ably supported by Martin Kartner.

DLA Piper’s dispute resolution department is well positioned to handle a range of cross-border litigation and arbitration cases, thanks to the firm’s international network. Engaged by clients from sectors including financial services and real estate, the team frequently appears before the Czech courts in corporate financing and regulatory claims. The team is jointly led by Petr Šabatka, who specialises in insolvency proceedings and tech-related disputes, and managing partner Miroslav Dubovský, who is typically involved in arbitrations concerning bilateral investment treaties.

Glatzová & Co., s.r.o.’s dispute resolution practice is jointly led by Martin Dančišin, who focuses on restructuring and insolvency-related litigation, and Libor Němec, who offers know-how on disputes relating to financial markets regulation. The team is involved in arbitration and litigation across various business sectors and has experienced a recent increase in proceedings within the energy and heavy machinery fields. Particularly skilled in regulatory and administrative law disputes, the group frequently collaborates with international law firms to handle cross-border deals.

PETERKA & PARTNERS‘ dispute resolution department represents clients before courts and arbitration bodies in a variety of complex commercial and insolvency cases. Benefitting from the combined strengths of the firm’s offices across the CEE region, the team is well equipped to advise on cases which involve a cross-border element. The group’s clientele includes major corporations from industries including gaming, project development, utilities and energy. Jiří Černý heads up the practice, capably supported by Barbora Urbancová and Hynek Peroutka.

With a strong presence across the Czech and Slovak markets, Weinhold Legal’s dispute resolution team handles litigation relating to corporate issues, contentious employment matters, and bilateral investment treaties. Active in both court and arbitration proceedings, the firm primarily represents domestic and international companies, in addition to banks, real estate developers, and construction firms. The group adopts a multidisciplinary approach and liaises with its tax, corporate, and banking and finance teams. Arbitrator Milan Polák guides the team and specialises in corporate law disputes. Managing partner Daniel Weinhold is another key contact within the practice.

A rapidly growing firm with a focus on commercial, labour and real estate litigation, Aegis Law also has established experience in shareholder disputes. A range of Czech and international companies and entrepreneurs from sectors including construction, food, and energy make up the core client base. Jan Krampera oversees the dispute resolution practice and often represents clients in cases with a cross-border element. Vojtech Faltus is another notable member of the group.

The dispute resolution offering at bpv Braun Partners s.r.o. spans an array of disputes, with recent highlights including energy-related cases and class actions. The firm frequently represents clients in the Czech, Slovak, and German courts. Pavel Vincík leads the team and draws strengths from his arbitration experience.

Bríza & Trubac’s dispute resolution practice is collectively led by Petr Bříza, a specialist in international investment arbitration; Marta Zavadilová, who has a key focus on succession disputes; and Tomáš Hokr, who is well versed in tax litigation. Often involving cross-border elements, the department’s workload includes family disputes, and it is also recognised for its focus on foreign judgment recognition cases. The team regularly appears in front of domestic courts, as well as in arbitration proceedings.

UEPA advokáti s.r.o.’s dispute resolution practice is noted for its arbitration and litigation experience, and often represents clients based in Germany, as well as across the wider CEE region. The firm has demonstrable strengths in handles disputes on behalf of private and public sector organisations, local corporations, and, more specifically, video game developers. The group is jointly led by Andreas Ueltzhöffer, who is qualified in Germany and Slovakia, as well as the Czech Republic, and Lucie Hladěnová.

Wolf Theiss’ growing dispute resolution practice covers domestic and cross-border litigation, particularly in relation to shareholder and employment disputes, commercial contract cases, and unfair competition claims. Many of the group’s clients hail from the construction, banking and manufacturing industries. The team is led by arbitrator Robert Pelikán, and was strengthened by the recent arrival of Anna Bilanová, who joined from the Czech Republic’s Ministry of Finance’s International Arbitration and Investment Protection Unit.

bnt attorneys-at-law‘s dispute resolution workload includes private disputes, white-collar crimes, commercial cases, and insolvency proceedings. Known for advising Czech entrepreneurs, in addition to clients from the energy, healthcare, and real estate industries, the firm has recently displayed expertise in handling disputes relating to building permissions, inheritance claims, and restructurings. The practice is jointly led by German-qualified attorney Peter Maysenhölder, and Martin Jurník, who also handles contentious matters relating to public procurements and medical devices.

The dispute resolution team at Deloitte Legal s.r.o., advokátní kancelář handles both domestic and cross-border litigation. Leveraging the strength of the firm's tax and financial services departments, the group primarily focuses on tax litigation and VAT disputes, representing major financial institutions and energy corporations, amongst others. Managing partner Martin Bohuslav leads the team alongside Jiřina Procházková.

DELTA legal’s dispute resolution team showcases wide-ranging industry sector expertise, with clients ranging from banks and healthcare providers, to construction companies; lenders and institutional creditors are a particularly key source of work. Michal Zahradník heads the practice and offers know-how on banking litigation and debt restructuring cases. Libor Vacek is another key contact within the department and is experienced in insolvency cases, as well as representing clients in minority shareholder claims.

JŠK, advokátní kancelář, s.r.o.’s dispute resolution team handles a range of cases, often in relation to liability disputes, personal injury, and defective services. The firm’s client base includes the likes of Chubb, DHL Group and AIG Europe, as well as a range of other insurance companies. The group is jointly led by litigator Marta Fišnerová, who primarily focuses on liability losses within the construction and energy sectors, and Roman Kramařík. Senior associate Lenka Petráková is another key contact within the practice.

The dispute resolution team at Noerr s.r.o. handles an array of litigation and arbitration cases, with demonstrable industry sector expertise in the real estate, telecoms and energy fields. The firm also has notable strengths in handling court disputes and administrative proceedings related to environmental issues and post-M&A claims. The group is jointly led by Petr Hrnčíř, who specialises in litigation connected to regulated industries, and Luděk Chvosta, who primarily advises creditors in complex insolvency proceedings.

Taylor Wessing Czech Republic’s dispute resolution practice demonstrates experience in handling complex class action cases and acting on behalf of private clients, with particular strength in the manufacturing, automotive and real estate industries. The team frequently collaborates with its IP and IT departments to handle unfair competition disputes. Aleš Linhart leads the group and regularly represents clients in both domestic and international arbitrations, including those relating to investments.