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Dispute Resolution

RELEVANS has long been the undisputed leader in litigation in Slovakia. It has shaped the Slovak litigation landscape like no other firm. The litigation team handles some of the country’s most high-profile, high-value, and legally complex cases, both domestically and across jurisdictions. Combined with a distinctive style of legal writing and advocacy, it delivers consistently successful outcomes for its clients.

Work highlights

  • Acted for defendants in a EUR 584 million dispute over the invalidity of legal acts;
  • Defended a major Slovak bank in litigation concerning receivables exceeding EUR 166 million;
  • Lead counsel in a high-profile EUR 300 million damages claim involving a prominent financial institution;
  • Legal representation across the “Carlton Case” – over 50 civil, administrative, and criminal proceedings, with major disputes surpassing EUR 200 million;
  • Advised on a series of disputes brought by electricity producers seeking reimbursement of network access payments;
  • Counsel in a complex EUR 90+ million damages case;
  • Represented a client in international arbitration over a EUR 31 million dispute stemming from a share purchase agreement.

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Dispute Resolution - Slovakia

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What the Team is Known For

RELEVANS houses a well-known disputes team able to handle energy, real estate and insurance-related litigation. The team regularly acts for a diverse clientele on compensation claims as well as contractual and shareholder disputes across Slovakia. Tax and insolvency-related cases further count among the firm's expertise. Furthermore, clients benefit from the firm's strength in handling litigation in front of the highest European courts, especially those pertaining to constitutional law. Its client roster includes corporates, investors and financial institutions as well as private individuals.

Work Highlights

  • The team at RELEVANS represented Carlton Property and Mr Maroš Grund in a range of administrative and criminal proceedings concerning property ownership rights and shareholder rights, all pertaining to the Carlton Hotel in Bratislava.

Strengths

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Notable Practitioners

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Alexander Kadela
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Alexander Kadela
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Alexander Kadela acts on nationwide and cross-border litigation including damages claims pertaining to energy, real estate, finance and insurance-related disputes.

Alexander Kadela is not only an outstanding expert but also a strategist, with incredible insight and extensive experience. He is the kind of lawyer who can solve any legal problem.

I would like to highlight Alexander Kadela, as he is an exceptionally skilled litigation lawyer.

Tomáš Bardelčík
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Tomáš Bardelčík
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Tomáš Bardelčík has expertise assisting clients with a range of disputes, with experience in the banking, real estate and hospitality sectors. He often acts on commercial litigation as well as ICC arbitration proceedings.

Tomáš Bardelčík is a very strong, thorough and knowledgeable lawyer.

Tomáš Bardelčík has excellent expertise and is always available for consultation if needed.

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Dispute Resolution

Alexander Kadela
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Alexander Kadela
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Tomáš Bardelčík
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Tomáš Bardelčík
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Members

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Alexander Kadela

Head of Department

Tomáš Bardelčík

Head of Department

Clients

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MCH – Medical Care Holding

Mr. M. Grund & Mr. R.Hrubý

Poštová banka

Rozhlas a televízia Slovenska

ČEZ Slovakia

Železničná spoločnosť Cargo Slovakia

Industries

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Administrative disputes

Banking, Finance & Tax disputes

Commercial disputes

Competition disputes

Disputes arising out of breaches of rights to protection of personality and good reputation of legal entities

Human Rights disputes

IP rights disputes