Nagy és Trócsányi Ügyvédi Iroda
More informationThe ‘outstanding’ dispute resolution team at Nagy és Trócsányi Ügyvédi Iroda is involved in arbitration proceedings on both a national and international level. With a particular focus on tax, the group handles a range of relevant disputes, boasting a diverse and extensive clientele that spans various industries. Péter Nagy leads the team with a key focus on litigation, arbitration and tax law. ‘Stellar litigator’ Orsolya Kovács also focuses on tax litigation and tax administrative procedures, supported by György Tiborfi. György Kiszely covers banking and insolvency litigation and construction and property disputes, while Lúcia Detvay has particular experience in IP mandates and Mónika Vrancsik focuses on and commercial lawsuits. Balázs Karsai typically represents banks, automotive companies, agricultural and pharmaceutical businesses.
Testimonials
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‘The team is well experienced.’
‘Orsolya Kovács is well experienced and ready to provide exceptional solutions.’
‘This is an outstanding dispute resolution team, one of the best in Hungary. ’
‘Orsolya Kovács is a stellar litigator with excellent strategic thinking. Balázs Karsai is also superb.’
'The key strength is the never-give-up attitude of their team.'
Key clients
- OTP Bank
- Kedrion
- MNV (Hungarian National Asset Management Inc.)
- Raiffeisen Bank
- Strabag/Bamco
- Volvo/Renault Group
- Semmelweis University
- MET
- Foxconn
- Infogroup
- St. Elisabeth
- Dunamenti Erőmű
Work highlights
- Representing Volvo/Renault Group in numerous Hungarian court proceedings and out-of-court negotiations relating to a competition law infringement determined by the European Commission.
- Representing Dunamenti Erőmű in damages litigation against the OEM caused by faulty repairs to a generation unit resulting in loss of power generation.
- Representing Kedrion in a case before Hungarian courts against the Hungarian government’s subsidiary.
Lawyers
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Péter Nagy