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Mgr. Kristián Hajduk

Associate

Kristián Hajduk is an associate at Bříza & Trubač. His practice focuses on transactions, corporate law and contract law. He assists with the preparation of contractual documentation and provides legal advice to companies in connection with their day-to-day operations and transactions. He helps clients address practical commercial law matters, with an emphasis on clear and effective solutions. Before joining Bříza & Trubač, he worked as a legal assistant and subsequently as an associate at BBH. During his studies, he also gained experience at OK LEGAL and the law office of JUDr. Tomáš Doležal.

Specializations


Education

  • Masaryk university, Faculty of Law, Mgr. (2022)

Main fields of expertise

Corporate law, Transactions, Contract law

Language of provided services

  • Czech
  • English

Last news

Denial of a claim in insolvency proceedings: Interview with Kristián Hajduk in Konkursní noviny

In an interview for Konkursní noviny, associate Kristián Hajduk explains when the denial of a claim constitutes an effective tool for creditors and what obligations it entails, in particular the obligation to provide security. He also addresses statutory exceptions, the specific regime governing denials of claims in reorganisation proceedings, and comments on a recent ruling of the Constitutional Court concerning the position of state claims in insolvency proceedings.

Kristián Hajduk for EPRAVO.CZ on the obligation to deposit security for the costs of incidental proceedings and its termination in reorganization

Kristián Hajduk published an article on the practical aspects of acts of denial in insolvency proceedings, specifically the obligation to deposit security for the costs of incidental proceedings and its termination in the event of reorganization.

Kristián Hajduk on the tax on the acquisition of immovable property and on the right of construction

Based on a recent decision of the Regional Court in Brno, the tax on the acquisition of immovable property was decided in relation to the tax consequences of the withdrawal from the contract on the establishment of the right of construction.