attorney

Mgr. Martina Šiagiová

Martina Šiagiová obtained her law degree from the Faculty of Law of Comenius University in Bratislava in 1996. Following her graduation, she worked as a lawyer in the insurance and real estate sectors. In 1997, she began working as a legal trainee under the supervision of JUDr. Hagyari, and since 2006 she has practised as an attorney (admitted to the list of attorneys of the Slovak Bar Association). Martina has been part of the HKP Legal team since the firm was established in 2007, working as a cooperating attorney.

Languages

Slovak, Czech, English, German

Legal practice

Slovak, Czech, English, German

Education and Membership

The Faculty of Law of Comenius University in Bratislava (Mgr. degree)

year 1996

      

The Slovak Bar Association, Bratislava (Bar Exams)

year 2006

      

The Slovak Bar Association

the list of attorneys (2006), the list of legal trainees (1997)

      

Areas of Practice (Specialisation)

Martina Šiagiová specialises primarily in intellectual property law, with a particular focus on trademarks and designs. Her practice also includes commercial law, particularly corporate law, as well as legal matters relating to the registration of entities in the Register of Public Sector Partners (RPVS) and the List of Economic Operators (ZHS).

Over the course of her 30-year legal career, Martina has gained extensive experience in commercial and civil law, intellectual property law, employment law and real estate law. She has provided legal advice to individuals and corporate clients with both Slovak and international ownership and has been involved in several mergers and acquisitions, where her work included detailed analysis of real estate, trademarks, designs and contractual matters relating to target companies. She has also advised on numerous asset and business transfers and the liquidation of Slovak companies, and on a range of matters for international companies establishing subsidiaries or branches in the Slovak Republic, as well as in connection with subsequent changes relating to their operations.