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Provided by Rita Párkányi
Rita is a highly skilled business lawyer with deep experience in employment, data protection, dispute resolution and litigation matters. She brings extensive knowledge of employee data processing to the team and advises clients on collective and individual redundancies, employee transfers, and contractual matters, including non-compete clauses. She also leads the firm's French Desk, leveraging her experience to assist Francophone clients or clients with interests in Francophone markets.
As a data protection lawyer, she is also involved in discussions about AI's legal impact, which demonstrates her awareness of emerging technologies and their regulatory considerations.
Prior to founding KCG Partners and leading its French Desk, Rita worked at the global law firm Gide Loyrette Nouel since 2008 focusing on employment, litigation and corporate matters.
Member of the Budapest Bar Association
AILA - American Immigration Lawyers Association
American Chamber of Commerce in Hungary
French Chamber of Commerce in Hungary
English
French
Green Taxation, 2025
Space research, space race, space law – Podcast in Joghurt (in Hungarian: „Űrkutatás, űrveseny, űrjog”, January 2025)
The Maximum Fine that the Competition Authority Can Impose Has Increased (CEE Legal Matters, November 2024)
Instead of Reviewing the GDPR, Commission Proposes to Amend its Enforcement Rules (CEE Legal Matters, October 2024)
Interview about the MI-regulations in the EU – Trend FM Radio (in Hungarian: „Példaértékű az uniós MI-szabályozás, a jogászok munkáját is átalakíthatja”, June 2024)
Interview about the security risk of TikTok – Trend FM Radio (in Hungarian: „Milyen nemzetbiztonsági kockázatot jelenthet a TikTok?”, May 2024)
Hungary Takes a Look at AI - A Buzz Interview with Rita Parkanyi (CEE Legal Matters; March 2024)
Should associates be afraid of AI? – Could Chat GPT take over their work? – Figyelő Magazin (in Hungarian: „Kell-e tartaniuk az ügyvédjelölteknek a MI-tól? – átveheti a munkájukat a Chat GPT?” December 2023)
It All Boils Down to Energy in Hungary: A Buzz Interview with Rita Parkanyi of KCG Partners Interview with Rita Párkányi (CEE Legal Matters, October 2022)
Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3, Lyon, France, Europe
Management, MBA
2015 - 2017
University of Paris-Sud XI, Jean Monnet Faculty, Paris, France, Europe
Master of Law & Management
2008
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary, Europe
Faculty of Law (JD)
2007
University of Panthéon-Assas (Paris II), Paris, France - Budapest, Hungary
Faculty of Law: French & EU Law
2006
University of Liège, Liège, Belgium, Europe
Faculty of law: Erasmus studies
2005
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Hungary Takes a Look at AI: A Buzz Interview with Rita Parkanyi of KCG Partners (CEE Legal Matters)
New technologies, spearheaded by artificial intelligence, are shaping the legal dialogue surrounding innovation, consumer protection, and the integrity of market competition within Hungary and the European Union as a whole according to KCG Partners Founding Partner Rita Parkanyi.
It All Boils Down to Energy in Hungary: A Buzz Interview with Rita Parkanyi of KCG Partners (CEE LM)
The energy crisis has led to businesses shutting down for the winter and subsequent employment-related issues, with the Hungarian government now providing energy subsidies, according to KCG Partners Founding Partner Rita Parkanyi.
Hungary Takes a Look at AI: A Buzz Interview with Rita Parkanyi of KCG Partners (CEE Legal Matters)
New technologies, spearheaded by artificial intelligence, are shaping the legal dialogue surrounding innovation, consumer protection, and the integrity of market competition within Hungary and the European Union as a whole according to KCG Partners Founding Partner Rita Parkanyi.
It All Boils Down to Energy in Hungary: A Buzz Interview with Rita Parkanyi of KCG Partners (CEE LM)
The energy crisis has led to businesses shutting down for the winter and subsequent employment-related issues, with the Hungarian government now providing energy subsidies, according to KCG Partners Founding Partner Rita Parkanyi.
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