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Schoenherr’s Ljubljana office was established in 2001. It has since developed into one of the leading business law firms in the Slovenian market. We offer foreign and domestic investors the complete range of transaction support, including advice on large-scale M&A deals, private equity investments, real estate acquisitions, financial debt restructurings and project finance, in addition to non-transactional work such as competition advice, employment, and litigation.
We have extensive experience in the automotive, energy, insurance, banking, FMCG, retail, construction, real estate development, life-sciences, and TMT sectors. The team comprises internationally trained and specialised lawyers with a strong working knowledge of English, German, Croatian and Serbian.
Please refer to our legal notice below for more details on "Schoenherr", the "office" and the "team".
Schönherr Attorneys-at-law – branch Slovenia
SI-1000 Ljubljana, Tomšičeva 3
T: +386 1 200 09 80
F: +386 1 426 07 11
E: office.slovenia@schoenherr.eu
VAT No.: SI72748648
Schönherr Rechtsanwälte GmbH has a branch in Slovenia with its registered seat at Tomsiceva 3, 10000 Ljubljana. This branch is part of Schönherr Rechtsanwälte GmbH. "Schönherr" or "Schoenherr" refers to an international legal practice comprising Schönherr Rechtsanwälte GmbH, its branches and its affiliated businesses. The last are separate legal entities.
Whilst most of Schönherr's offices are offices of Schönherr Rechtsanwälte GmbH, in some jurisdictions, Schönherr practises local law by cooperating with local independent law firms or attorneys. Such cooperation might occur on an occasional or a permanent basis. In Slovenia, Schönherr has entered into permanent cooperation agreements with several attorneys or law firms, as is evident from this corporate website. The general concept of this cooperation was notified to and approved by the Slovenian bar.
The concept of "office" refers to Schönherr Rechtsanwälte GmbH branch, whereas "team" refers to shareholders and cooperating lawyers of Schönherr Rechtsanwälte GmbH that advice on legal issues in Slovenia, as well as employees of Schoenherr attorneys at law branch Slovenia.
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Vid Kobe
Partner in cooperation with Schoenherr
Schönherr Attorneys-at-law – branch Slovenia
SI-1000 Ljubljana
Tomšičeva 3
T: +386 1 200 09 80
F: +386 1 426 07 11
office.slovenia@schoenherr.eu
www.schoenherr.si
Bojan Brežan
Partner in cooperation with Schoenherr
Schönherr Attorneys-at-law – branch Slovenia
SI-1000 Ljubljana
Tomšičeva 3
T: +386 1 200 09 80
F: +386 1 426 07 11
office.slovenia@schoenherr.eu
www.schoenherr.si
