Alexandra Bognár
Schoenherr Hetényi Ügyvédi IrodaThe dispute resolution team at Schoenherr Hetényi Ügyvédi Iroda brings expertise to representing insurers, financial institutions and domestic and household name multinational corporates (including Apple and Mercedes-Benz) in civil and commercial lawsuits (involving such areas as IP, IT and energy law), enforcement procedures, employment-related disputes, administrative court procedures and white-collar crime matters. The firm’s active client base spans sectors ranging from aviation, tech and logistics to chemicals and the automotive industry. The team is led by Kinga Hetényi, who draws on extensive experience in commercial and M&A litigation matters, and Alexandra Bognár, who heads the group’s white-collar practice. Key support is provided by Noémi Suller, a specialist in administrative and civil litigations.
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‘Very helpful and pragmatic.’
‘Alexandra Bognar: always immediate feedback, good understanding of in-house limitations, well-structured, pragmatic and supportive approach.’
‘Professional team with high quality services.’
Key clients
- Apple
- Mercedes-Benz Group AG (formerly: Daimler AG)
- Stappert
- Augimount Logistika
- Swiss Air Lines
- EPTA International
- Intersnack Magyarország
- CRODA International plc
- Elektronikai Hulladékhasznosító Kft
- Airial Robotics, GmbH and Airial Robotics Kft
- NLB Bank
- Vermeer Baltic
- Brussels Airlines
Work highlights
- Representing Apple in various legal proceedings including competition cases and commercial litigation.
- Representing Mercedes-Benz Group AG in antitrust damages litigation proceedings in Hungary following the EU Commission's truck case.
- Advising STAPPERT regarding its Hungarian branch and its businesses in Hungary.
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Kinga Hetényi, Alexandra Bognár