A CMS Budapest egy jogi és adójogi szolgáltatásokat nyújtó iroda, amely 1989 óta működik Magyarországon. Több mint 85 fős, az ügyvédi ranglistákon vezető helyen szereplő ügyvédi csapatunk a kereskedelmi jog egész spektrumán nyújt tanácsot hazai és nemzetközi vállalatok számára. A CMS Budapestnél a hazai piacon egyedülálló, szektor-specifikus jogi tanácsadást nyújtunk, olyan nemzetközi kapacitással és tapasztalattal kombinálva, ami lehetővé teszi, hogy a legnagyobb és legösszetettebb hazai és regionális tranzakciókat bonyolítsuk le sikeresen. Ügyvédeink többsége dolgozott vállalati oldalon is, így ismerjük a cégeket és vállalati jogászokat érintő kihívásokat és elvárásokat. A globális CMS hálózat tagjaként a világon a hatodik, Európában pedig a legnagyobb ügyvédi irodának számítunk. *** CMS Budapest is a legal and tax service provider. Having been active in Hungary since 1989, our award-winning team of 85 lawyers advises national and international organisations on the full range of commercial law. You can access unparalleled and specialist local knowledge combined with an international outlook and track record. The CMS Budapest office is a one-stop-shop for the biggest and most complex transactions in Hungary and in the region. Many of our lawyers have worked in-house and are familiar with the day-to-day challenges in-house legal departments face. As part of the global CMS network, we are the largest European and the 6th biggest global law firm.
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Coming Soon: CMS European M&A Study 2025! Mark your calendars! The 17th edition of the CMS European M&A Study launches on 21 March 2025. Based on an in-depth analysis of 582 private M&A deals that CMS advised on in 2024 in Europe, this report provides exclusive insights into the latest trends shaping the M&A landscape. Be among the first to access this essential report! #CMSEuropeanMandAStudy #MergersAndAcquisitions #PrivateEquity #MandA #DealTrends
CMS Hungary has achieved 7 Band 1 rankings across 11 categories in the Chambers Europe Guide 2025. 🎉 🍾 A heartfelt thank you to our clients for their trust and recognition, and congratulations to our dedicated teams on this outstanding achievement! #cmslaw #recognition #chambers #ranking
Congratulations to our new partner, Veronika Kovács! 👏 🍾 We are delighted to announce that Veronika Kovács has been promoted to Partner. Veronika specializes in Life Sciences & Healthcare, Public Procurement, and General Commercial & Sanctions. A recognized expert in Life Sciences, she has also been the coordinator of the CEE Public Procurement Practice at CMS for nearly a decade and played a pivotal role in establishing the Sanctions and Trade Compliance practice in Hungary and the wider CEE region. Veronika’s promotion is part of CMS's annual global round of partner promotions, with a total of 56 new partners, based across 28 cities in 18 countries around the world, reflecting the firm's international strength and depth. Women account for 48% of all global promotions. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eSg9WMxw #CMSlaw #partnerpromotion #lifesciences #healthcare #sanctions #publicprocurement
Hungary is set to align with the EU’s Non-Performing Loans (NPL) Directive, introducing key changes to loan servicing, credit purchasing, and borrower protections. This long-awaited reform aims to enhance market transparency and strengthen safeguards, significantly impacting banks, investors, and borrowers alike. For more information on the directive visit: https://lnkd.in/dD-SRpE5 Or contact our authors: Erika Papp and Márton Lázár #cmslaw #NPLDirective #BankingRegulation
Ezen a héten elérkezünk akkreditációs előadás-sorozatunk ötödik előadásához. Téma: Munkajogi aktualitások Előadóink: György Bálint, Boglárka Peszeki Dátum: 2025. március 21. Időpont: 9.30-10.30 A webinárokon történő részvétel ingyenes, azonban regisztrációhoz kötött. Mindenkit szeretettel várunk! További információ és regisztráció: https://lnkd.in/dr5u_gjs #cmslaw #accreditation #webinar
Join us at the upcoming IAPP KnowledgeNet - Hungary Chapter event on "Aligning Data Protection and AI Compliance," taking place on Wednesday, 26 March 2025, from 18:00 to 20:00 CET at CMS Hungary. The event will feature discussions with insights from industry experts led by Anna Zsófia Horváth LL.M., IAPP Chapter Chair for Hungary: Abel Kaszian, CIPP/E, CIPM – Data Protection Officer, Wizz Air Gabor Varga – AI and Privacy Expert, IVSZ Association of the Digital Economy; Co-Head, Cybersecurity Working Group Marian Nagy – Head of Integrated Risk Management and Data Science, Managing Director, Raiffeisen Bank Hungary Attila Gyűrű – Head of Legal Group Consumer Services, MOL Group For IAPP members, register and learn more here: https://lnkd.in/dys5zpbm For non-IAPP members, register by writing an-email to: budapest@cms-cmno.com The event will be held in Hungarian. #cmslaw #AI #DataProtection #IAPP #KnowledgeNet
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📢 AI News On March 11, 2025, the third draft of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice (CoP) was released. This version incorporates feedback from previous drafts and presents a more streamlined structure with refined commitments and measures. 🔎Key insights ✅ Transparency and Copyright Obligations - The first two sections outline commitments for all GPAI model providers, including simplified obligations and exemptions for certain open-source models, in line with the AI Act. The section on copyright retains the core measures of the second draft but presents them in a simplified and clearer format. However, the requirements to verify the copyright compliance of a third party dataset has been removed, which is a significant change. Further, a user-friendly Model Documentation Form has been introduced to facilitate compliance. ✅ Safety and Security Measures - The third section addresses providers of advanced GPAI models with systemic risks, detailing measures for risk assessment, model evaluations, incident reporting, and cybersecurity obligations. ⏭ Next Steps 🗓 Stakeholders can submit input to the third draft until 30 March. The final version of the CoP will be published in May 2025, serving as a tool for GPAI model providers to demonstrate compliance with the AI Act. 🔗 Explore the draft: https://lnkd.in/daahKmsY At CMS we are keen to share our thoughts about AI and to add to the wider AI debate, please visit our AI Insights page to find out more: https://lnkd.in/ebdSx-BS María González Gordon Katalin Horváth Anna Zsófia Horváth LL.M. Sarah Hopton Daniel Gallagher Emily Sheard Lisa McClory Jack Rigelsford Julie Tamba Javier Torre de Silva López de Letona Carolina Garrido Hevia Marton Domokos Andrea Afferni Susanne Bijvank Pieter Jordans Tom Jozak Dora Petranyi David Rappenglück Bjoern Herbers #AI #AIAct #GPAI #CodeofPractice #AIRegulation
Hungary's recent amendments to the KÁT and METÁR support schemes aim to reduce the financial burden on industrial energy consumers, enhancing the competitiveness of domestic enterprises. Key changes include clarifying settlement methods for projects sharing grid connection points and encouraging voluntary withdrawal from the KÁT system, offering tax exemptions or adjusted support prices for those transitioning to the free market or METÁR scheme. For more information on this decree and assistance with interpreting the decree’s provisions: https://lnkd.in/d7nbccuc Or contact our authors: Péter Simon, Zsófia Hermann, Péter Deák and Rebeka Erdősi #cmslaw #Hungary #industrialenergy
Happy International Women’s Day! 💐 This year’s theme is #AccelerateAction which emphasizes the importance of taking swift and decisive steps to achieve gender equality. Our colleagues have joined the initiative to strike the official #AccelerateAction pose to show solidarity on this day. 💪 Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/deBSyVW #cmslaw #diversity #inclusion #AccelarateAction #IWD2025
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The European Commission has proposed significant amendments to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D), and the Taxonomy Regulation. These changes could drastically alter the landscape of sustainability reporting and compliance in the EU. CMS has summarised the proposed changes and what these mean for businesses: ➡️ Scope reduction: 80% of companies would be removed from the CSRD scope and Taxonomy reporting data points would be reduced by 70%. ➡️ Extended deadlines: Compliance deadlines for many participants would be delayed by two years, giving businesses more time to adapt. ➡️ Simplified obligations: Reporting and due diligence requirements would be simplified, reducing the burden on in-scope companies. Read the full article and stay ahead of these critical proposed regulatory changes: https://lnkd.in/dsztFFft #CMSlaw #Sustainability #Compliance #CSRD #CS3D #Taxonomy #EURegulations #CorporateGovernance