Jiří Buryan specialises in mergers and acquisitions and public sector law.
In the field of public sector law Jiří focuses on construction law and development, energy, environmental and waste law, state aids, administrative court procedure related and public disputes.
In the field of mergers and acquisitions he has been involved in numerous transactions (advising buyers and sellers alike) in various industries, namely energy, telecommunications, development and engineering. He is a specialist on transactions involving complex public law impacts, including a system of subsidies provided to targets, public ownership, development risks or regulatory aspects.
Prior to joining our law firm, he worked in major international as well as Czech law firms. Before his attorney practice, Jiří worked as an in-house lawyer at the State aid department of the Czech Office for the Protection of Competition from 2003 to 2005, where he dealt with the privatisation and restructuring of the Czech steel and mining industries. Jiří externally teaches a course on construction law within the MBA programme at the University of Economics, Prague which focuses on real estate, development and valuation. He also lectures on expert conferences and publishes namely on problems of development and construction law. Within his studies at the Law Faculty of Cambridge University he specialised on EU law. He remains to be a member of the board of the Czech alumni society of this university.