Our firm provided legal advice to our client in connection with the buyout of a chatbot service company during a transaction worth half a billion forints. As a result of the transaction, one of the largest Hungarian venture capital investment funds bought out our client, who had participated as a financial investor until then.
We also successfully represented one of the market-leading insurance brokerage companies in the sector investigation procedure conducted by the MNB as a supervisory body. The investigation focused on the compensation policy and compliance regulations of the insurance broker, as well as the sales process related to unit-link insurances, life insurance policies tied to investment units.
We successfully represented our Hungarian client in the proceedings before the Export Control Department of the Government Office of the Capital City of Budapest, which was aimed at investigating whether the agreement concluded by our Hungarian client with his Russian business partner and the activities carried out during it do not fall under the directly applicable EU Council Regulation 833/2014 containing sanctions against Russia under its scope.
The background to the case is that in 2013, the criminalisation of bad faith contracts was introduced in the Criminal Code, and in the Real Estate Transactions Act, which came into force in May 2014, and thereby the usufruct right registered on agricultural land for the benefit of non-close relatives was retroactively abolished.
Our office has been part of the process during which André Kertész's photo collection of 1,163 pieces became a key element of our Hungarian cultural heritage.
Our office has been part of the process during which André Kertész's photo collection of 1,163 pieces became a key element of our Hungarian cultural heritage.
With regard to the state of danger (regulated by the Fundamental Law of Hungary), the Government amended the government decree on the application of telework rules during the summer, which rules are expected to be applicable until 1 January 2022 in view of the extension of the state of danger, emergency.
Until 22 May 2021, companies in imminent insolvency may initiate reorganization proceedings at the Metropolitan Court. The government decree, which entered into force on 17 April 2021, temporarily provides a completely new procedural option to help companies in financial difficulties, which is very similar to the already known bankruptcy procedure, but there are some important differences. The most important information is presented by the experts of the KRS Law Office in their comprehensive article.
Until 22 May 2021, companies in imminent insolvency may initiate reorganization proceedings at the Metropolitan Court. The government decree, which entered into force on 17 April 2021, temporarily provides a completely new procedural option to help companies in financial difficulties, which is very similar to the already known bankruptcy procedure, but there are some important differences. The most important information is presented by the experts of the KRS Law Office in their comprehensive article.
KRS represented Hungary's leading cosmetics company, HÉLIA-D Kft., in a competitor acquisition during contract negotiations, legal due diligence and contract conclusion.
