D'Ornano Partners Joins International Law Firm Curtis to Form New Budapest Office
We are excited to announce that D'Ornano Partners has joined Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP, a leading international law firm, to establish Curtis d'Ornano Európai Közösségi Jogászi Iroda ("Curtis Budapest").
This partnership represents an exciting new chapter for our firm. Through this venture, we remain committed to providing the same high-quality service our clients have come to expect through our trusted team, while now offering enhanced legal capabilities enabled by Curtis' global network of lawyers and offices spanning 19 key business centers worldwide.
To learn more about our expanded services and how this partnership benefits our clients, please visit https://www.curtis.com/our-firm/locations/budapest/overview
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Introduction to the firm
We are a French firm and we have been active in Paris as well as in Central and Eastern Europe for more than 20 years. Our clients are businesses listed on the CAC 40, large groups and SMEs in the agri-food, hospitality, financial services (banking and insurance), construction, transport, health and telecoms industries. We offer our comprehensive knowledge of local markets and proven regional expertise in the area of mergers, acquisitions and complex transactions.
Paris
Based in Paris, we benefit from this strategic location to advise French and international companies in their development projects in France as well as in Central and Eastern Europe.
BUDAPEST
Recognized as one of the best international law firms in the area, our Hungarian office centralizes and coordinates our advisory services in the Czech Republic and Slovakia as well as in some Balkan countries, with the support of our teams in Belgrade.
BUCHAREST
Our firm has the experience as well as the specialist technical and transactional expertise to meet the requirements of our clients in complex cross-border mergers and acquisitions.
BELGRADE
In collaboration with local firms, our presence in the Balkans is both historic and strategic (Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Montenegro and Kosovo), with these places becoming a must for companies wishing to invest in the South-East region of Europe.
