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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.
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Austria: Schoenherr advises Austrian coffee software scaleup Cropster on acquisition of Firescope
Schoenherr advised the Austrian scaleup Cropster, a globally leading provider of software solutions for the coffee industry, on the acquisition of Firescope, a South Korea-based developer of innovative roasting software.
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Poland: Schoenherr advises Pella Capital on acquisition of KARTON-PAK S.A.
Schoenherr advised Pella Capital Sp. z o.o., a Polish investment holding company, on the acquisition of a 100 % stake in KARTON-PAK S.A., one of Poland's largest producers of cardboard packaging solutions.
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Poland: Schoenherr advises Polska Grupa Militarna on PLN 250m financing from Fidera Group
Schoenherr advised Polska Grupa Militarna S.A. and its group companies on securing financing from Fidera Group (Forum 119 FIZ) in the total amount of PLN 250m.
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From WhoIs to RDAP: what brand owners and other domain aficionados need to know
When conducting an initial check on who owns a domain name, a WhoIs query has long been the standard procedure. For decades, it has been an essential resource in investigations prior to URDP or other domain-related proceedings, as well as for simply researching who might be responsible for the website hosted under the domain. Type in a domain name and you could often see who registered it and when it was created.
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09 October 2025
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J.Böszörményi F.Terharen M.Demirev S.Sušanj N.Hrubá S.Špeta B.Darcsi G.Horváth A.Guzun V.Iurkovski D.Rutecka P.Podsiedlik C.Filip Š.Lovšin M.Gajšek D.Aydoğan D.Kara
Digital Law Monitor 3/2025
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Client alert: Hungary to designate 17 "eased areas" for wind turbines – key legal changes signal stronger role for wind in upcoming grid capacity tenders
Hungary has taken a significant step toward accelerating wind energy development by proposing the designation of 17 districts as "eased areas" (also referred to as renewables acceleration areas under EU legislation) for wind power projects. Most of these proposed zones are in the northwest Kisalföld region and its surroundings, but faster permitting and more favourable conditions would also apply to wind projects in the districts of Dunaújváros, Heves, Mezőtúr, Miskolc and Törökszentmiklós.
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