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As the go-to legal advisor for complex commercial matters in the region, Schoenherr aims to use its proximity to industry leaders, in developing practical solutions for future challenges. We keep a close eye on trends and developments, which enables us to provide high quality legal advice that is straight to the point.
our team
Meet our highly experienced experts, advising on legal questions in 14 countries - covering various legal areas.
26 August 2025
K.Solarz-Włodarska P.Chyb S.Czerwiński T.Kwaśniewski K.Jakubowska O.Koncerewicz-Piotrowska W.Oszczanowski S.Felbur
Poland: Schoenherr advises Hawk Infinity on acquisition of Polish software developer e-file
Schoenherr advised Hawk Infinity AS, a private equity firm based in Oslo, Norway, on the acquisition of a 100 % stake in e-file sp. z o.o. sp.k., a Polish company specialising in the development of software dedicated to tax returns, invoicing and accounting.
20 August 2025
M.Lang I.Einwalter* D.Vlahov Buhin* A.Mihaljević* D.Rakić* D.Šturm* A.Kučerová V.Weiss J.Kupčík
Austria/Croatia: Schoenherr advises Global Payments on extension of joint venture with Erste Group to Croatia
Schoenherr advised Global Payments s.r.o., a joint venture between US-based Global Payments Inc. and Vienna-headquartered Erste Group, a provider of payment services and technology in the CEE region, on the acquisition of Erste Card Club, a member of Erste Group.
Austria: Schoenherr advises indie Semiconductor on acquisition of automotive perception software pioneer emotion3D
Schoenherr advised indie Semiconductor (Nasdaq: INDI), a leading automotive solutions innovator, on the acquisition of emotion3D GmbH, a Vienna-based specialist developer of advanced perception algorithms and software for in-cabin sensing, advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and automated driving. The firm provided comprehensive legal advice on the transaction, covering in particular corporate/M&A, antitrust, foreign direct investment, employment and intellectual property aspects.
Cybersecurity in Hungary: How to Avoid Million-Forint Fines in 2025
Cybersecurity regulations in Hungary have become significantly stricter in 2025, affecting business entities. Compliance with the new rules is crucial, as the deadline for cybersecurity audits is approaching and non-compliance may result in substantial fines.
Platform work at a crossroads: The EU Directive shaping the future of digital labour
The platform economy has evolved from a niche market into one of the EU's fastest-growing sectors, spanning food delivery, ride-hailing and digital microtasks. But rapid growth has created legal grey areas – especially around whether platform workers are truly self-employed or, in practice, employees under tight digital control. The EU's new Platform Work Directive aims to address these gaps by introducing a rebuttable presumption of employment, stronger transparency and data protection rules, limits on automated decision-making and requirements for human oversight. Member States must implement the directive by 2 December 2026.
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