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Marta Zavadilová at the Judicial Academy on custody proceedings with an international element
Our partner, Marta Zavadilová, recently delivered a presentation at a Judicial Academy seminar focusing on custody proceedings with an international element, as well as the practical issues related to the application of foreign law.
Marta Zavadilová spoke at Family Business Week in Čeladná
As part of Family Business Week, our partner Marta Zavadilová participated in the panel discussion “The Second Generation at the Helm”, which focused on the generational transition of family businesses.
Barbora Paclíková in an interview for EPRAVO.CZ: on legal practice, business and long-term relationships
Partner of Bříza & Trubač Barbora Paclíková gave an interview for EPRAVO.CZ in the “10 questions for…” format, where she shares her perspective on legal practice and working with clients.
We support the World Atlas of Arbitration project
Bříza & Trubač is a partner of the World Atlas of Arbitration – Vis Moot Special Edition 2026. The project brings together experts from around the world and offers a practical perspective on international commercial arbitration.
International requests for information and time limits for tax assessment: what case law says
Ondřej Málek, in his new article published on EPRAVO.CZ, examines when international requests for information actually suspend the time limit for tax assessment and what criteria are required by case law.
Divorce with an international element and related issues of child custody and maintenance
Sára Tichá, in her new article published on EPRAVO.CZ, addresses divorce with an international element, which raises a number of questions – from determining whether Czech courts have jurisdiction to identifying the applicable law, not only for the divorce itself but also for child custody and maintenance.
We Received 9 Rankings in The Legal 500 EMEA 2026
In the prestigious The Legal 500 ranking, we were recognized in four practice areas, including the top tier in tax law. Patrik Koželuha, Ondřej Trubač and Petr Bříza were ranked among leading partners, with Karolína Koubková also receiving individual recognition.
Practical overview of recent developments in employment law for line management and supervisors
Barbora Paclíková and Patrik Koželuha provide an overview of how to properly set up working time, delivery of documents and remote work, together with key areas of the Labour Code and recent developments affecting the day-to-day practice of employers.
Celebrating Success in Chambers Europe 2026: Recognized in Dispute Resolution and Tax
In this year’s edition of the prestigious Chambers Europe 2026 ranking, we have been recognized in two practice areas on the Czech legal market – Dispute Resolution and Tax. Our partners Petr Bříza and Ondřej Trubač also received individual rankings.
Side-by-Side: Simplifications for the global minimum tax
In his article for Právní prostor, Ondřej Málek outlines the Side-by-Side package, which introduces practical simplifications and adjustments in the application of the global minimum tax under Pillar Two.
Pay Transparency: New Obligations for Employers Under the European Directive
Pay transparency will be one of the key topics in employment law in the coming years. Attorney Barbora Paclíková has prepared an overview of the main changes introduced by the European Pay Transparency Directive.
We were a partner of the Top Women of Czechia conference, where Barbora Paclíková spoke on a panel
We were a partner of this year’s Top Women of Czechia conference, organized by Hospodářské noviny. As part of the program, attorney Barbora Paclíková spoke in a panel dedicated to the early stages of entrepreneurship.
Czech Republic vs. Slovakia from a tax perspective: a new episode of the Highgate Talks podcast
Patrik Koželuha and Ondřej Málek were guests on the Highgate Talks podcast, where they discussed the practical differences between the Czech and Slovak tax systems.
Ondřej Málek named tax rising star of the year 2025, Ondřej Trubač ranked third among tax advisors of the year
This year’s double success in the competition confirms the strong professional standing of the Bříza & Trubač tax team and its ability to combine academic background with hands-on experience in tax disputes.
Petr Bříza ranked in Chambers Global 2026
Petr Bříza has been ranked in the Chambers Global 2026 guide in the Dispute Resolution category for the Czech Republic (Band 4). The recognition confirms his long-standing specialisation in international disputes and arbitration.
New team member: Associate Matěj Eberle
As of February 2026, our team has been joined by a new associate, Matěj Eberle, who focuses on transactions and corporate law. He brings experience from international law firms CMS and Squire Patton Boggs.
Where to resolve software disputes? David Línek’s article in Obchodněprávní revue
David Línek’s article addresses the issue of jurisdiction in disputes arising from software development agreements and provides an overview of the key rules and recent case law. It focuses, among other things, on the importance of properly drafted jurisdiction clauses in an online and cross-border context, as well as on the consequences where no such agreement between the parties exists.
Key Changes to Family Law Effective from 1 January 2026
Family law is undergoing significant changes as of 1 January 2026. The amendment introduces a new approach to divorce proceedings and to decisions on child care arrangements, with an emphasis on parental agreement, faster court decision-making, and the equal position of both parents. Attorney-at-law Markéta Tkadlecová has prepared an overview of the key changes and their practical implications; a summary is available on her LinkedIn profile.
Ondřej Málek analyses the case law of the Supreme Administrative Court on the beneficial owner of income on the Právní prostor
Tax advisor Ondřej Málek analyses, in an expert article, the recent case law of the Supreme Administrative Court on the beneficial owner of income and its implications for the application of withholding tax in cross-border relationships.
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.
Petr Bříza nominated to the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague
With effect from 31 December 2025, Petr Bříza, partner of our law firm, was nominated by the Czech Republic to the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) based in The Hague. The nomination represents a significant international professional distinction and confirms Petr Bříza’s reputation in the field of cross-border dispute resolution.
Concurrent denial of VAT deduction and liability: article by Ondřej Málek on EPRAVO.CZ
In his new article on EPRAVO.CZ, Ondřej Málek explains the conclusions of the Court of Justice of the European Union’s judgment in the KONREO case, which confirmed that it is permissible to simultaneously deny the right to deduct VAT and impose liability for unpaid tax on a single taxable person involved in a fraudulent chain.
Three new members join the Bříza & Trubač team
This year, our team was strengthened by three new experts: Aram Sargsyan in the areas of commercial and corporate law, Jan Strya with a focus on dispute resolution, administrative and tax law and EU law, and Ondřej Málek, who specialises in tax law.
Bříza & Trubač once again among the best. Seven awards in the Czech Law Firm of the Year 2025 competition
In the Czech Law Firm of the Year 2025 competition, we received awards in seven legal specialisations. Once again, we successfully defended our “highly recommended” ranking in the field of tax law. We also reaffirmed our positions in the key practice areas that form the core pillars of our work, ranging from dispute resolution to energy.
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