CERHA HEMPEL Hungary

In-depth NIS-2 analysis on constructionpapers.hu, the construction law website of #CERHAHEMPEL Budapest, edited by partner András Fenyőházi! 👉 Check out the article of Zsanett Szabó and Evelin Varga about the NIS2 (Directive (EU) 2022/2555). An essential read for lawyers, compliance officers and other professionals in the construction industry and beyond 🖥 https://lnkd.in/dZiRnBDh #NIS2

Informative publication concerning EU decarbonization requirements on constructionpapers.hu, the construction law website of #CERHAHEMPEL Budapest, edited by partner András Fenyőházi! Please see the new article by Anna Nánási LL.M. in which she examines the EU's package relating to the revised Building Energy Efficiency Directive, which aims to achieve zero emissions from new buildings, complete decarbonisation of heating systems and climate-neutral buildings by 2050. It is an essential read for lawyers and other professionals in the real estate and construction industries. Full article 👇 https://lnkd.in/eKtTRwGh #Energy #QualityMatters #CERHAHEMPELStrategicFit

We are delighted to announce that Gábor Márky dr. has joined our firm as a member of our M&A practice group. Gábor has extensive experience in international corporate M&A transactions, having participated in several international corporate deals, as well as with corporate law, energy law, emerging technologies and regulatory compliance. During his career, he advised clients from the automotive, FMCG, aviation, private equity and venture capital sector. Gábor’s arrival strengthens our commitment to providing top-notch services. With his dedication and supportive attitude towards clients, he shares the values #CERHAHEMPEL represents to clients.   A warm welcome, Gábor!

We were delighted to co-sponsor the Bar office market networking event at Merkur Palota in Budapest last Thursday. Many thanks to Paul H. of #GalCap and Hubert Mühringer of #AddVal for hosting this exceptional event, with a lot of interesting market insights from key players and a very pleasant party until the early hours of the morning. #CERHAHEMPEL Attila Marjai, Bence Kampits, Zsanett Szabó

Fruitful discussions in a very friendly environment. Dr. Bence Rajkai, Dr. Zsanett Szabó and Dr. András Fenyőházi partner of #CERHAHEMPEL Budapest held a presentation on the most pressing construction law issues at the HQ of JAF Holz Ungarn Kft. member of JAF group. #constructionlaw #QualityMatters

In Hungary, the government has submitted a bill to parliament to amend the country's competition law. Our Budapest team analyses the proposal and sheds light on some key issues, including why the Hungarian Competition Authority's new powers are worrying foreign investors. #CERHAHEMPEL Anna Pintér Márton Kocsis https://lnkd.in/dVxAtvqx

We wish you a Happy Easter and peaceful holidays! 🌷 🐣 #CERHAHEMPEL #happyeaster

We are delighted to announce our third international essay competition, the European Future Challenge, in cooperation with ELSA Austria (European Law Students Association).   Law students and young professionals in Austria, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and Romania are invited to present their critical view and innovative ideas on issues relating to sustainability and "Green Innovation in European law".   Participants can choose to write an essay either on the topic of "Competition Law and Sustainability" or on "Balancing the benefits and risks of Artificial Intelligence".   Prizes will be awarded for the best essay in each participating country (National Award) and for the overall winner selected from all essays submitted (International Award).   All details and the conditions of participation can be found on our website. https://lnkd.in/eNvfCJ2t #QualityMatters,#CERHAHEMPELStrategicFit #CERHAHEMPEL

Join our team in Hungary! We are looking for an attorney specialising in antitrust/consumer protection law! Apply now. https://lnkd.in/dymThdqH

An article on #darkpatterns by #CERHAHEMPEL Budapest senior attorney Boglárka Priskin has been published in the latest edition of the most prestigious consumer protection law periodical in Hungary. Dark patterns are web interfaces designed in such a way to trick or push consumers into making choices that may not be in their best interests. The article provides a detailed overview of the regulatory framework and the currently available case-law of the competent European authorities on dark patterns. The article details to what extent certain dark patterns may influence the choices a consumer makes. Boglárka also attempts to answer the question of whether or not current European consumer protection legislation ensures effective protection against dark patterns. Before implementing new IT solutions, it is advisable to consult with a consumer protection law specialist to minimise the risk of exercising unfair influence on the choices of consumers by using dark patterns. #QualityMatters #CERHAHEMPELStrategicFit https://lnkd.in/e69KNe3a