OUR TEAM
JUDr. Sára Tichá
Associate
Sára Tichá is an associate at Bříza & Trubač. Her practice focuses on dispute resolution, European Union law, private international law, contract law and family law. She assists in providing legal advice to Czech and international clients, particularly in matters involving an international element. Alongside her legal practice, she is academically active at the Department of European Law of the Faculty of Law, Charles University, where she is a doctoral student and teaches EU law.
Before joining Bříza & Trubač as an associate, she worked at the firm as a paralegal. She also gained experience at GHS Legal and Němec, Bláha & Navrátilová and completed internships at the Court of Justice of the European Union and in the criminal division of the Municipal Court in Prague.
Specializations
Education
- Charles University, Faculty of Law (Ph.D. programme in EU Law, ongoing)
- Charles University, Faculty of Law (JUDr., 2026)
- Charles University, Faculty of Law (Master‘s (summa cum laude), 2024)
- KU Leuven, Belgium (Erasmus+, 2022-2023)
Main fields of expertise
Litigation and arbitration, EU law, private international law, law of obligations, family law
Language of provided services
- Czech
- English
Membership in arbitral, vocational, proffesional and advisy institutions and boards
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Czech Society for European and Comparative Law
Last news
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.
Sára Tichá for EPRAVO.CZ: International Jurisdiction of Czech Courts in Liability of Company Officers under Section 159(3) Civil Code
How is international jurisdiction determined in cases where a creditor claims against a member of an elected body of a company on the grounds of liability for the company's debts under the Civil Code?