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Mgr. Barbora Paclíková

Partner

Barbora Paclíková is a partner at Bříza & Trubač. Her practice focuses on transactional advisory, corporate and employment law, compliance, and intergenerational wealth transfer through trust funds and foundation funds. She provides legal advice to Czech and international clients, particularly in the areas of corporate law, transactions and the structuring of corporate arrangements. She also regularly lectures and publishes, primarily on employment law, compliance, and trust and foundation funds.

She has been with Bříza & Trubač since 2017, when she joined as an associate. Before that, she gained professional experience during her studies at Havel, Holásek & Partners (now Havel & Partners) and bnt attorneys-at-law.


Specializations


Education

  • Charles University Faculty of Law (Masters in 2017),

  • University of Groningen, Netherlands (2015-2016), program Erasmus+

LANGUAGE OF PROVIDED SERVICES

  • Czech
  • English

Vocational exams

  • Bar Exam

References

In her practice, Barbora focuses on corporate law, corporate governance, and related transactional advisory services, where she has collaborated on extensive transaction negotiations, the preparation of transaction documentation, and related legal due diligence. In terms of corporate law, Barbora provides comprehensive services to both Czech and international clients, ranging from representation in registry proceedings to the establishment of branch offices and companies, and the setup of extensive corporate structures. Additionally, Barbora is also involved in labor law, where she engages in both lecturing and publishing activities.

Recently, in the field of transactional advisory, she participated in providing legal services to a client – the seller in the sale of a 100% stake in the Včelka group, the largest Czech provider of home healthcare services. The buyer was the healthcare group EUC, which expanded its portfolio of healthcare services with the segment of home healthcare.

Publications

  • "How to Handle Flexible Working Hours on Public Holidays," March 18, 2020, Epravo.cz, available online.
  • "When Can Emails of a Former Employee Be Read," June 5, 2020, Právní rádce, available online.
  • "Whistleblowing from a Legal Perspective. What Changes for HR Professionals," January 3, 2024, HERE Everything for HR, available online.
  • "The Most Important Changes in Labor Law from July 1, 2024," available online.
  • PACLÍKOVÁ, Barbora. Trust funds vs. endowment funds: Differences and practical use [Svěřenské fondy vs. nadační fondy: Rozdíly a praktické využití], pp. 71–73, 1/2025, Epravo.cz, available online.

Lectures

  • "What to Watch Out for in 2023 Not Only from a Tax Compliance Perspective – Whistleblowing and the Protection of Whistleblowers in Practice," Epravo.cz, available online.
  • "Remote Work with Regard to Changes in the Labor Code 2023," Videolektor.cz, available online.
  • "Legislative News: What to Watch Out for in 2024," Epravo.cz, available online.
  • "Labor Code for Line Management, Supervisors, and Other Managers," February 7, 2024, Studio W.
  • Participation in a panel at OKbase Day 2024 along with Patrik Koželuha and Jakub Morávek regarding changes in the Labor Code, available online.
  • Labour Code for line management, supervisors and other managerial staff in 2026, available here (.pdf, CZ)

Last news

Supporting the Ludmila Formanová Athletics Academy in Čáslav

Our firm proudly supports the Ludmila Formanová Athletics Academy in Čáslav, which encourages children to stay active and develop their athletic potential. Partners Petr Bříza and Barbora Paclíková recently visited the academy's summer day camp.

Bříza & Trubač supports the Ludmila Foundation

The law firm Bříza & Trubač supports the Ludmila Foundation's work in education, prevention and child and youth safety. Barbora Paclíková, a partner at the firm, serves as an auditor for the foundation.

Business breakfast: 'Assets that last for generations'

In collaboration with Verdi Capital, we organised a business breakfast for entrepreneurs, investors and family business owners. The main topics were the intergenerational transfer of assets, its long-term management, and preserving its value in times of economic and social change.