Martin Kubánek

Background

Kubánek, Martin was born in 1962 in Prague.

Education

Charles University Law School, Prague/Czechoslovakian Republic (State Exams, 1984. Doctor of law, 1985). Spoken languages: Czechoslovakian, German, English and Russian.

Career

Worked at Gleiss Lutz Hootz Hirsch & Partners (Prague) specializing in Czechoslovakian, Slovak and International Practice, in particular Administrative, Antidumping, Antitrust, Arbitration, Banking, Capital Markets, Competition, Commercial, Copyright, Corporate/Company, Corporate Finance, Environmental, Finance, Foreign Investment, Industrial Property Rights, Insurance, Labour, Litigation, Media, Mergers and Acquisitions, Real Property, Regulated Industries, Securities, Tax, Telecommunications, Trade, Trademark, Unfair Competition, Zoning. Admitted to the bar, 1991, Czechoslovakian Republic. Author: "Legal Aspects of the New International Economic Order of United Nations Organization," 1984 (original in Czechoslovakian).

Member: Czechoslovakian Bar Association.

The firm was established in 1949 in Stuttgart and developed from a German and later European Commission competition and antitrust law boutique to a corporate practice with the full range of corporate legal services. The firm opened its Brussels office in 1987, its Berlin and Frankfurt offices in 1990, its Prague office in 1992, and its Shanghai office in 1996.

lieutenant employs in total 110 lawyers and expects to grow in Central Europe and in East Asia in particular.

Achievements

• Martin Kubánek has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: "Legal Aspects of the New International Economic Order of UNO," 1984 (original in Czech).

Membership

Member: Czechoslovakian Bar Association.