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Mgr. David Klimek

Associate

David Klimek is an Associate at Bříza & Trubač. His practice focuses on contract law, corporate law, transactions, and legal advisory services in the field of real estate. He is involved in the preparation of contractual documentation and advises clients on a broad range of commercial law matters. In addition to Czech, he provides legal services in English and Spanish. He has been a member of Bříza & Trubač since 2025, having joined the firm while still completing his legal studies. Prior to that, he gained professional experience at PRCHAL A PARTNER Law Office and the Law Office of JUDr. Tomáš Klimek, Ph.D.

Specializations


Education

  • Faculty of Law, Palacký University Olomouc (Mgr., 2026, graduated with honours)

Main fields of expertise

Contract Law, Transactions, Real Estate, Corporate Law

Language of provided services

  • Czech

  • English

  • Spanish

Last news

Transparent pay: The employment law topic of 2026

The new pay transparency rules will affect far more than job advertisements. They will impact the entire compensation framework, including how companies set, document, and justify pay decisions. Our attorney, Markéta Tkadlecová, recently delivered a training session on this topic for Videolektor and outlines the key issues employers should start addressing now.

Petr Bříza and Ondřej Trubač at the Karlovy Vary law days

Petr Bříza and Ondřej Trubač moderated expert panels at the 33rd conference of the Karlovy Vary law days, held on 11–13 June 2026 at the Hotel Thermal. This year’s edition of one of the most prestigious Central European legal conferences focused on damages and compensation for harm in all its contexts.

Ondřej Trubač and Patrik Koželuha for Česká justice on the new clampdown on disguised employment

The state is stepping up its efforts against illegal employment and is linking authorities through the new “Kobra 2026” initiative. In an interview for Česká justice, our tax attorneys explain why the focus is shifting from VAT to income taxes and why the stakes are no longer limited to additional tax assessments amounting to millions, but now also include potential criminal liability.