Katerina Kaloyanova-Toshkova
Attorney at Law
bulgaria
legal areas & industries
corporate & reorganisations · mergers & acquisitions
admitted to the bar
2005, Bulgaria; 2011, England and Wales
with schoenherr since
2011
"Katerina Kaloyanova, associate M&A, did a terrific job on the project, interfacing with all the teams (local management, specialists, local counterparts, regulators, etc.) and providing around-the-clock services to answer our challenging client."
education
BBP Law School, London/UK (Legal Practice Course 2008, Graduate Diploma in Law 2007)
Central European University, Budapest/Hungary (LL.M. in International Business Law 2004)
University St. Kliment Ohridski, Sofia/Bulgaria (Master in laws 2001)
work experience
International law firm, trainee solicitor, London/UK (2009-2011)
Schoenherr, attorney at law, Sofia/Bulgaria (2008-2009)
National Law Firm, attorney at law, Sofia/Bulgaria (2004-2006)
memberships
Bulgarian Bar Association
languages
Bulgarian, English
- Bulgaria: Schoenherr advises KKCG and Aricoma Group International on acquisition of Musala Soft
- Bulgaria: Schoenherr advises BlackPeak Capital on equity investment in courier and fulfilment provider EUShipments.com
- Bulgaria: Schoenherr advises MET Group on the acquisition of a 60 MW operational wind park in Western Bulgaria
- Bulgaria: Schoenherr advises United Group on acquisition of Net1 and N3
- Bulgaria: Schoenherr advises OSRAM GmbH on sale of its Bulgarian business
- Bulgaria: Schoenherr advises MET Group on acquisition of 42 MW wind park from Enel Green Power
- Bulgaria: Schoenherr advises Enery on the acquisition and refinancing of the biggest solar park in Bulgaria
- Bulgaria: Schoenherr advises United Group on EUR 1.2 bln acquisition of Vivacom
- Schoenherr CEE experts advise Telenor on sale of regional assets to PPF Group
Attorney at Law
bulgaria
Schoenherr Bulgaria
Advokatsko druzhestvo Stoyanov & Tsekova in cooperation with Schoenherr
BG-1000 Sofia, Alabin 56
T: +359 2 933 10 70
F: +359 2 986 11 05
office.bulgaria@schoenherr.eu