CMS Reich-Rohrwig Hainz s. r. o.

Description

Changing the face of law. CMS is a Future Facing firm.  
 

In Slovakia we have the resources and expertise to meet your local and cross-border needs, whether you are an international, regional or local business.  

As one of the prominent international law firms in Slovakia we provide clients with the full range of legal and tax advice. Our sector-oriented teams are able to expertly handle all types of assignments, including international and large-scale projects and transactions. They advise multinationals and leading national companies, as well as the public sector, on a wide range of issues. We have 79 offices in 44 countries, including CEE, Asia and Latin America. Click here for a full overview of our offices.  
 

We assist investors in entering the Slovak market, setting up a business, obtaining permits and licences, and advising on employment law. We have extensive experience in advising Asian companies. We provide services in English, German and Slovak.  

Our practice focuses on M&A, banking & finance, real estate, ESG, energy, AI, employment, litigation and arbitration and public procurement. We have gained particular experience in restructuring of companies, mergers and acquisitions, as well as other corporate transactions, providing legal advice to banks and other financial institutions. We have a strong position in the real estate sector providing advice to the top international and local players and leading on some of the most prominent transactions in this sector in recent years. 

Based on many years’ supporting the leading companies across all sectors of the economy, we are familiar with their business and the legal and regulatory issues they face, offering relevant and practical solutions.  

We are a top tier firm in the Corporate, Banking & Finance as well as Real Estate area in Slovakia and highly regarded by international ranking publications like the Legal 500 and IFLR 1000. We are also recognised as a top-ten international law firm in Slovakia by The Slovak Spectator.