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Provided by Marjan Poljak
Marjan is a Senior Partner and Deputy Managing Partner in Karanovic & Partners. With more than 20 years of professional experience, he held a leading role in numerous M&A transactions. Apart from his extensive involvement in transactional and general corporate work, Marjan regularly advises clients on complex multi jurisdictional compliance matters. He has in-depth knowledge of specific industries, including healthcare & pharmaceuticals, IT and aviation. He heads the firm’s anti-corruption practice and advises clients on sensitive compliance matters and anti-corruption investigations.
Attorney at Law.
University of Belgrade, Faculty of Law (2002), LL.B.
Belgrade Bar Association; International Bar Association (IBA).
Provided by Chambers
Marjan Poljak advises international companies on cross-border acquisitions, and regularly assists with commercial and regulatory issues. Most notably, he collaborates with clients in the pharmaceutical and technology sectors.
Provided by Chambers
Marjan Poljak has an in-depth commercial knowledge on various industries and he is always up to date on latest developments. He is much more than a pure legal adviser to us.
He continuously exhibits his confidence and impressive expertise and advises us for our best interest. He has a very constructive approach to the overall projects.
Marjan Poljak is extremely intelligent and fast, and totally passionate about his work. He combines great legal and negotiation skills.
Marjan Poljak has an in-depth commercial knowledge on various industries and he is always up to date on latest developments. He is much more than a pure legal adviser to us.
He continuously exhibits his confidence and impressive expertise and advises us for our best interest. He has a very constructive approach to the overall projects.
Marjan Poljak is extremely intelligent and fast, and totally passionate about his work. He combines great legal and negotiation skills.
