We are one of Hungary's largest law firms, but we all work
on
the same floor and know each other.
We have been around for over 30 years, but we are still interested in you: what makes
you
tick, what you want to achieve, what makes you happy.
Our lawyers are highly qualified and experienced, but they are also real people who will
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We are a Hungarian law firm, but we have been working for international clients for over
three decades.
We have our processes, but we are happy to throw away the cookie-cutter, roll up our
sleeves
and come up with something we have made especially for you.
So if you want a lawyer who does an excellent job AND can talk about flying planes,
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Data Protection Data Regulation and Privacy , Cybersecurity and Risks
Intellectual Property , Data Protection Data Regulation and Privacy , Technology , Cybersecurity and Risks , Artificial Intelligence
Disputes, Litigation and Arbitration
Disputes, Litigation and Arbitration , Employment
What happens when the assets behind an insolvent company run out – not only within the company itself, but also with regard to its director? The two-stage procedure under Section 33/A of the Bankruptcy Act [Act XLIX of 1991 on Bankruptcy and Liquidation Proceedings] theoretically allows creditors to claim the amount of their unsatisfied claims from the company’s former director after the liquidation has ended.
Let’s take a closer look at who the new rules apply to, from when, and what the key requirements are.
Oppenheim is pleased to announce that, as of 1 September 2026, Zsolt Farkas, Partner of Oppenheim, has assumed leadership of Oppenheim’s Dispute Resolution, Litigation and Arbitration practice.
The first cybersecurity audit had to be conducted by 30 June 2026 for organisations that commenced operations before 1 January 2025 and are subject to an audit obligation under Act LXIX of 2024 on Hungary’s Cybersecurity (the “Cybersecurity Act”).
Since 2012 Oppenheim has an Austrian branch office in Vienna to offer clients major business benefits in this vital commercial interchange between Eastern and Western Europe.
In 1989, Hungary became the first country in Central and Eastern Europe to establish diplomatic relations with South Korea. Since then, over 300 Korean companies have entered the Hungarian market, fostering numerous business relationships. In response to the growing legal demand arising from these connections, Oppenheim established the Korea Desk in strategic partnership with the Korean law firm, Jipyong.