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Kristína Doupal

Kristína Doupal heads the Firm’s International Commercial & Trade Department in Prague, focusing on trade and commercial law matters. She advises clients in relation to a range of trade and commercial law issues, litigation and arbitration, as well as regulatory proceedings. Kristína advises on all aspects of international commercial law including, inter alia, international trade, distribution and agency agreements, franchising, advertising and consumer protection. Kristína has extensive experience and often counsels on foreign trade-related procedures, including international sanctions and export control issues. She regularly conducts due diligence investigations involving both Czech and Slovak companies. Kristína also has experience in regulatory proceedings, including public procurement proceedings. The advisory in connection with public procurement proceedings mainly includes structuring of strategy in public procurements, evaluation of technology issues and assistance in negotiations with contracting authorities. Finally, Kristína’s experience in the field of dispute resolution includes legal advisory and representation in commercial litigations, insolvency proceedings and related litigations, employment and tax litigations, as well as domestic and international arbitration proceedings. She often advises investors on treaty planning, and leveraging international protections in the context of government interference. In addition, she regularly provides advice in the areas of information technology including domain name disputes. She also advises with respect to Czech and Slovak criminal law matters with the main focus on the white collar crime. · Baker & McKenzie s.r.o., advokátní kancelár

Czech RepublicInternational Trade, Commercial Law

About

Kristína Doupal heads the Firm's International Commercial & Trade Department in Prague. She advises on international commercial law, trade, distribution, agency agreements, franchising, advertising, consumer protection, international sanctions, export control, due diligence, public procurement, commercial litigation, insolvency, employment law, tax litigation, and arbitration. She also advises on treaty planning, government interference, information technology, domain name disputes, and white-collar crime.

Practice areas

International TradeCommercial LawLitigationArbitrationRegulatoryDistribution And Agency AgreementsFranchisingAdvertisingConsumer ProtectionInternational SanctionsExport ControlDue DiligencePublic ProcurementInsolvencyEmployment LawTax LawTreaty PlanningInformation TechnologyDomain Name DisputesWhite-collar Crime

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Czech Republic

Baker & McKenzie s.r.o., advokátní kancelár · Kristína Doupal heads the Firm’s International Commercial & Trade Department in Prague, focusing on trade and commercial law matters. She advises clients in relation to a range of trade and commercial law issues, litigation and arbitration, as well as regulatory proceedings. Kristína advises on all aspects of international commercial law including, inter alia, international trade, distribution and agency agreements, franchising, advertising and consumer protection. Kristína has extensive experience and often counsels on foreign trade-related procedures, including international sanctions and export control issues. She regularly conducts due diligence investigations involving both Czech and Slovak companies. Kristína also has experience in regulatory proceedings, including public procurement proceedings. The advisory in connection with public procurement proceedings mainly includes structuring of strategy in public procurements, evaluation of technology issues and assistance in negotiations with contracting authorities. Finally, Kristína’s experience in the field of dispute resolution includes legal advisory and representation in commercial litigations, insolvency proceedings and related litigations, employment and tax litigations, as well as domestic and international arbitration proceedings. She often advises investors on treaty planning, and leveraging international protections in the context of government interference. In addition, she regularly provides advice in the areas of information technology including domain name disputes. She also advises with respect to Czech and Slovak criminal law matters with the main focus on the white collar crime.

Czech Republic

Expertise

International Commercial LawTrade and Commercial LawLitigation and ArbitrationRegulatory ProceedingsInternational Sanctions and Export ControlDue DiligencePublic ProcurementCommercial LitigationInsolvencyEmployment and Tax LitigationTreaty Planning and International ProtectionsInformation Technology and Domain Name DisputesWhite-collar Crime Defense

Education

  • Charles University, Prague (2012)

Admissions

  • Czech Republic