5. 11. 2021
Team News: Newcomers
Giese & Partner is pleased to introduce to you new members of our Prague and Bratislava teams:
Mgr. Dagmar Junková
Dagmar extended our Prague team of Czech attorneys in September 2021. She graduated from the School of Law at Charles University in Prague in 2007 and was admitted to the Czech Bar Association (ČAK) in 2011. Dagmar specializes in employment and immigration law, corporate law and litigation. She speaks Czech, German and English.
Mgr. Veronika Kvašňovská
Veronika joined our Bratislava team as junior lawyer in September 2021 after having graduated from the School of Law at Comenius University in Bratislava. Veronika specializes in procedural law, civil law, real estate projects and international law. She speaks Slovak, English and German.
Neuigkeiten & Publikationen
Conflicts of Interest: A Three-Layer Problem with Real Money at Stake
Babiš’s conflict-of-interest problem is not just politics – it is a three-layer legal framework, with the sharpest impact coming from the pub-lic-money firewall in Sections 4b and 4c. We explain why shifting Agrofert into trust-type structures still raises doubts, and why the Hartenberg arm remains a key part of the story. A brisk read on the limits of Czech legislation and why the European Commission’s next steps may keep this issue alive.
A Cabinet Minister: To Be or Not To Be?
A Czech ministerial nomination turns into a constitutional stress test: can the President refuse the Prime Minister’s pick in a parliamentary system? The Filip Turek saga - ending in a “government commissioner” workaround - raises hard questions about institutional boundaries, incompatibility rules, and the rule of law.
The Digital Hallucination: A CZK 25,000 Lesson in AI Legal Ethics
Constitutional Court penalizes an attorney for submission based on "hallucinated" AI-generated content.
