Bezděk

/ law office /

Together we will find the best solution

We offer a comprehensive legal service. In the field of corporate law, civil law, administrative law, including representation of municipalities, as well as criminal law. We often represent clients in disputes in court trials and in arbitration proceedings.

Personal approach

Every case is unique, so we approach them individually. We will thoroughly listen to your story and thus understand your needs and requirements.

Flexibility

We respond flexibly to changes in the course of dealing with your matter. We always try to be time-flexible so that we can provide the best possible service and support.

Experiences

We have many years of experience in dealing with different types of cases, and we are able to orientate very quickly in difficult situations.

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Thanks to our experience with both local and international business environments, the legal services are provided at a highly qualified level and always with a completely unique personal approach. Thus, it certainly does not happen to our clients that they do not know their lawyer, which is absolutely primary to maintain the necessary trust in the client's relationship. We approach the problems of our clients fundamentally individually and in such a way that there is no unnecessary administrative obstacle in the way of the requested service and they are not deprived of their precious time and money.

In today's legal environment, which is completely thickened by legislation of various legal powers, we provide comprehensive services across all legal branches and thus help clients always find the most appropriate and effective solution based on many years of legal erudition.

Mgr. Adam Bezděk

Adam Bezděk successfully completed his master's degree at the Faculty of Law of Masaryk University in Brno In 1999. He has been working as an attorney-at-law since 2003.

Adam focuses primarily on corporate law, civil and criminal law in his practice.

Specialization:

• Corporate law
• Real estates
• Representing in trials and arbitration proceedings
• Defence in criminal law

Mgr. Adam Bezděk poskytuje právní služby v jazyce českém a anglickém (First Certificate in English – University of Cambridge, Státní jazyková zkouška z anglického jazyka).

tel.: +420 603 365 406
e-mail: bezdek@bpbrno.cz

In the corporate law he provides global services, including services related to establishment and termination of business corporations, as well as representation of business partners (shareholders) at general meetings and representation in potential disputes. In civil law, Adam very often deals with legal disputes in connection with real estate (determination of property rights, eviction, tenancy relations, unjust enrichment, settlement of disputes between co-owners), and he has also published his professional articles on such topics in this area. Furthermore, he systematically deals with the issue of work contracts, representing the customers and as well as suppliers. Adam also works as a professional consultant for arbitration proceedings.

In the field of criminal law he focuses primarily on the defense of economic crimes and property crimes as well as on the representation of victims in all matters.

In his practice, Adam cooperates with a partner law firm in Italy (Studio Legale Avv. Mattia Bianchi, Como), thus providing legal services to Italian entities in the Czech Republic and providing legal assistance in the Italian Republic.

Mgr. et Mgr. Tereza Juranová

/ junior lawyer /

Mgr. Monika Plevová

/ junior lawyer /

/ references /

Do you know that the Civil Code regulates so-called pre-contractual liability? When representing a client at the Regional Court in Ostrava a successful application of this legal regulation lead to prove that the represented client suffered property damage, which the opposing party was obliged to pay. There were negotiations between the parties for the conclusion of a works contract, that had reached such a point that the conclusion of such a contract between them genuinely appeared to be completely reasonable, however the defendant terminated the contract negotiations without rightful cause and did not conclude the contract.
Compensation for damage for pre-contractual liability
Among the successful defences in criminal law, one can undoubtedly include a case of European importance, in which the client was accused by the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office in Bern, Switzerland, for aid to various crimes, for the criminal act that the financial authorities of the German federal state of Nordrhein-Westfalen had obtained bank details of customers - German citizens - from a major Swiss bank for a payment of EUR 2,500,000. Not only we succeed that the criminal proceedings in Switzerland were suspended, but moreover we succeed to reverse the seizure of the client's funds on her bank accounts in the Czech republic. A successful constitutional complaint was also used for this, when the Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic declared a violation of the client's fundamental rights for property protection, judicial protection and hearing the case without undue delays.
Successful international defense
As a part of the dispute regarding the existence of a lien encumbering the real estate, it was stated that the pledge contract was not concluded. The Regional court in Brno respected the legal opinion that compulsorily written contracts concluded between absent participants do not origin from the moment when the addressee of the proposal just signs the draft of the contract, even if such addressee informs the proposer about it in any other way than in written form, but only origins at the time when the accepted and signed proposal or written report about such acceptance of the proposal reaches the proposer. The whole matter was finally referred to the Grand Senate of the Civil Law and Commercial Law College of the Supreme Court, that finally changed the existing jurisprudence and concluded that even the provisions of the Civil Code effective up to 31 December 2013 (Act No. 40/1964 Coll.) regarding the conclusion of contracts were dispositive and the parties could thus agree in any way of concluding the contract between them, even if they did not act simultaneously.
Participation in the change of jurisprudence regarding the conclusion of contracts
During the solution of co-ownership disputes, it was successfully achieved in several cases that the problematic co-owner using part of the co-owned property was not only forced to move completely out of the property but was also forced to compensate all the benefits he obtained by using part of the co-owned property beyond his participation on that. In the end, the judicial dissolution and settlement of co-ownership was successfully settled by commanding the originally co-owned property into the sole ownership of the represented clients.
Complex solution of co-ownership relations
During representing a partner of a limited liability company in the Supreme Court it was successfully declared that the duty of the CEO convening the general meeting of the company was to do everything that could reasonably be required to ensure that the invitation to the general meeting reaches into the business partner's disposal within the time limit stated by law. Specifically, the invitation to the general meeting had to be sent in such a way that it could be delivered to the business partner at least 15 days before the day of holding the general meeting. It was said that it was the only way ensuring, that represented business partner could be informed in sufficient way and ahead enough about holding the general meeting. Thus in this case, any valid decisions were not adopted by the general meeting, which the represented business partner did not participate in, because he was not informed about it in time.
Participation in the creation of jurisprudence regarding the convening of the general meeting

contact

+420 603 365 406​
bezdek@bpbrno.cz

address

Jana Babáka 2733/11,
Brno, 612 00

parking

V okolí budovy zóna C – parkování zdarma od 6–17 h

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