8. 9. 2022
HAVEL & PARTNERS, the largest Czech-Slovak law firm, achieved excellent economic results in the first half of 2022, with a double-digit growth in turnover for net legal services, up almost 13 percent year-on-year. Particularly HAVEL & PARTNERS’ Slovak office grew at an exceptional pace.
The turnover for net legal services of HAVEL & PARTNERS in the first half of this year amounted to CZK 463 million, which means an increase of 12.7% compared to the first half of last year. The firm achieved excellent results in both countries, especially in the Slovak office, where net legal services revenues grew by almost 20%.
“In the first half of this year we grew faster than in previous years. It was a very dynamic period, influenced by events in Ukraine and economic changes, especially high inflation and the situation on the energy market,” commented managing partner Jaroslav Havel continuing: “Even in this time, we have proven that we are a reliable partner for our clients, able to provide them with top legal and tax advice in all circumstances and to help them in any situation, including crisis situations. And thanks to the maximum commitment of all our colleagues across our offices in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, we have continued to grow in our turnover during this difficult period.”
HAVEL & PARTNERS’ revenues have been growing continuously since the firm was founded in 2001. The excellent economic results are mainly due to the advisory services to leading Czech, Slovak and international companies, and Czech and Slovak entrepreneurs in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, tax advisory, family law and private client services, real estate and construction, venture capital and private equity, public sector, and services of the advisory group specialising in restructuring, insolvency, and litigation.
The growth of economic revenues is also encouraged by HAVEL & PARTNERS’ international cooperation with foreign law firms that increasingly involve our firm in large-scale comprehensive international projects and cross-border transactions.