Peter Staríček
Peter has over 14 years of experience in advising on procedural law and representing clients before courts and administrative authorities. After passing professional court exams, Peter spent several years working in Slovak courts.
He has valuable knowledge about the decision-making tendencies of courts in various types of litigation. He is also the author of the expert article entitled The Collision of Institutions of Limitation and Good Morals (from the point of view of the application practice of courts), published in the magazine Súkromné právo, 2/2016.
Thanks to his knowledge of Italian, he also provides legal services to our Italian clients.
EDUCATION
University of Matej Bel in Banská Bystrica, Faculty of Law (Mgr., 2005)
Trnava University, Faculty of Law (JUDr., 2015)
Constantine the Philosopher University, Faculty of Arts, Department of Italian Language and Culture, Slovakia (Mgr., 2020)
References
Slovan Bratislava football club, on the lease of premises related to a major building intended for the organization of sporting and cultural events, a football stadium, nearby areas and parking lots
Several companies, in labour law disputes relating mainly to the termination of employment contracts, including antidiscrimination claims related to remuneration
A company, in a dispute regarding the protection of its reputation and protection under Press Law (right to reply, publication of retractions)
A company, in relation to claims under promissory notes
A company, in administrative procedures and administrative disputes before courts – in connection with discrimination in public procurements and cartels
A construction and development company, in disputes regarding debt collection and administrative proceedings (e. g. National Labour Inspectorate)
A construction company, in connection with multiple disputes arising from contracts on the construction of a real estate complex in Bratislava
MiddleCap Real Estate, on its acquisition, reconstruction, and development of the Gorkeho 4 office project and its subsequent sale to Kooperativa Insurance company, a member of the Vienna Insurance Group
