BLS provides Hungarian and CEE companies with an outsourced legal department, advising on litigation and arbitration cases across various industries. The team is led by Adam Benyocs, who represents individuals and corporations in litigation proceedings.

bpv JÁDI NÉMETH Attorneys at Law draws on extensive experience in projects and energy, advising clients through negotiation, mediation, and out-of-court settlements.

WTS Legal utilises its global network to advise clients on national and international litigation and arbitration matters. The practice is jointly led by Viktor Füzi, Eszter Sieber-Fazakas, and Eszter Hegedűs.

With a particularly active litigation and arbitration practice, the team at CMS advises clients from banking, manufacturing, construction, TMT, and aviation industries. The team advises on a full range of litigation work, including mass cases, representative actions, bankruptcy and liquidation. Practice head Zsolt Okányi is noted for his work on white-collar crime investigations. Péter Bibók advises on construction arbitration, and IT and banking disputes, while József Kohl has expertise in criminal proceedings against corporate entities alongside advising on anti-corruption and white-collar crime cases. Other key names include Boldizsár Bálint, who deals with a variety of regulatory and enforcement matters against state entities, and Dávid Zlati, who advises on employment and administrative litigation. Szandra Wolf left the firm in September 2025.

DLA Piper Posztl, Nemescsói, Györfi-Tóth and Partners Law Firm is a reference in the market for international dispute resolution cases, coordinating cross-border disputes. A key service provided by the team is investment arbitration, acting for both the state and investors. The practice is predominantly focused on assisting clients from the construction, financial services, pharmaceuticals, and gaming industries. The team is led by András Nemescsói, who represents investors in ICSID proceedings, Dávid Kőhegyi, who advises on investor-state arbitration cases, and Viktor Radics, who assists clients before the Hungarian courts and the EU Court of Justice. Zoltán Fabók specialises in insolvency law. Zsófia Deli represents clients in international arbitration proceedings. Another key name is Manuela Grosu. Dániel Élő left the firm in March 2025.

With a team of qualified arbitrators, Lakatos, Köves and Partners is adept in handling politically sensitive disputes concerning cartel damages litigation, arbitration rewards, energy infrastructure, shareholder arbitration, and asset recovery proceedings. The practice has an increasing focus on litigation funding, state aid disputes, and sanctions related to logistics and infrastructure. Practice head Balázs Fazakas advises client on cases concerning regulatory, financial, and state-linked elements. Péter Lakatos has extensive litigation experience, handling cross-border investment disputes, and post-M&A litigation and regulatory challenges. Viktor Jéger advises construction, energy, and real estate clients on cross-border disputes, while Adrienn Mándoki assists creditors and debtors in high-profile liquidation and enforcement cases. Other key names include Gabriella Szabó and Sára Darnót.

Boutique law firm LFB – László Fekete Bagaméry offers clients full-scope dispute resolution services for legal, tax, and criminal disputes. The team handles a range of matters concerning international arbitration, M&A disputes, and tax litigation. They are adept in cross-border matters. Practice head András Dániel László is accomplished in arbitration and annulment proceedings, representing clients before the ICSID. Other key names include Gáspár Bagaméry, who represents clients in tax litigation and commercial transactions across environmental technologies and health services industries, while Béla Madarász supports the team on complex disputes.

Covering the entire scope of dispute resolution, Nagy és Trócsányi Ügyvédi Iroda advises clients from the banking, energy, agriculture, and telecoms sectors. The team covers tax, real estate, administrative, consumer protection, commercial and civil law, competition, and media law litigation and arbitration proceedings, handling a high volume of complex disputes. Co-head Péter Nagy is an expert in financial planning and tax litigation, while Orsolya Kovács advises clients on damages and cartel cases. György Kiszely is noted for his banking, insolvency, and construction litigation matters, and Balázs Karsai represents commercial banks, automotive clients, pharmaceutical clients, and agricultural businesses. Other key names are György Tiborfi  and Mónika Vrancsik.

With industry knowledge in construction, finance, insurance, transport, and real estate, Oppenheim Ugyvedi Iroda is adept at handling bankruptcy, enforcement of claims, and litigation and arbitration for international market players and sovereigns. Led by Tamás Éless, the team also assist clients looking to settle disputes amicably. Zsolt Farkas has expertise in civil law liability, real estate, and liquidation matters, and Sarolta Szabó focuses on corporate, personal rights, and press disputes. Other key names include István Gass, who advises on defamation and personality rights-related lawsuits, while Lili Bischof assists with cross-border court proceedings and arbitration.

The team at Siegler Bird & Bird Ügyvédi Iroda assists clients in developing and implementing domestic and multi-jurisdictional dispute resolution strategies, including drafting and negotiating settlements. The firm’s varied case load includes tax, commercial real estate, product liability, and white collar litigation work. Leading the team is László Nanyista, who advises private and state-owned companies in administrative and court disputes. He is joined by IP practice head Bálint Halász, who has extensive knowledge of the IT, tech, and pharmaceuticals industries, with a particular focus on patent and trade mark litigation. Mihály Harcos specialises in tax disputes, Viktor Kodela handles bankruptcy, tax, and real estate litigation and arbitration work. The team expanded their offerings with the addition of Milan Kohlrusz and Katalin Bendzsel-Zsebik, who both joined in January 2025.

Szecskay Attorneys at Law has developed a wide dispute resolution practice, including construction disputes, truck cartel damages, and arbitration work. Co-head Andras Szecskay is noted for his international and domestic litigation and arbitration work, with experience in IP disputes. Fellow co-head Miklós Boronkay represents clients in real estate, commercial, corporate, and tax disputes alongside competition matters. Other key team members include György Wellmann, who focuses on dispute resolution and public procurement law, while Krisztina Sztoján advises clients in construction disputes and high value damages and warranty cases. Dániel Bihary works across the dispute resolution and M&A teams.

CERHA HEMPEL Dezso & Partners has a strong disputes resolution offering, covering construction, project development, and automotive industry clients. The practice increased their offerings through insolvency proceedings and disputes related to parent company liability work. Ilona Rónay-Csordás leads the team alongside András Fenyőházi. Other key team members include Bence Rajkai, who specialises in construction claim management, while Károly Zaicsek handles litigation and civil proceedings against consumers. Zsanett Szabó has expertise in real estate disputes, Flóra Gábeli manages lawsuits concerning debt recovery, and Evelin Varga handles an array of disputes related to contractual obligations. Another key name is Csongor Fillár. Anna Nánási left the firm in June 2025.

Dentons utilises their extensive network to advise multinational companies, Hungarian government, and state-owned entities on domestic and international litigation, arbitration, and mediation cases. The team have an extensive offering across unfair competition, regulatory issues, IP, contractual, and employment disputes. Gergely Stanka leads the team, covering commercial, banking, energy, tax, and labour litigation. István Réczicza has extensive experience in white collar and internal corporate investigations, while Ádám Kulcsár advises financial institutions and key energy companies. Other key names include Mihály Czesznak and Zsófia Marton.

Forgó, Damjanovic & Partners Law Firm are a full-service law firm, providing international law firms with expert knowledge in Hungarian local law. The team are particularly experienced in the life sciences, pharmaceuticals, and TMT industries, handling a number of M&A dispute-related cases. Gábor Damjanovic, co-head, advises clients on pre-litigation proceedings, court cases, and arbitration matters. Fellow co-head Zoltán Forgó handles M&A and corporate disputes, alongside shareholder litigation cases for financial service providers. Another key team member is Réka Bali, who has experience in real estate and construction related disputes.

The team at Gárdos Mosonyi Tomori Law Office advises clients on banking, insurance, capital markets, and damages claims. These disputes including fair banking litigation, savings cooperatives restructuring proceedings and speculative investments, alongside their arbitration practice. Co-head Péter Gárdos advises clients in relation to derivatives claims and high-stakes cartel damages claims, and András Nagy serves as an arbitrator, with experience in complex disputes. Rúben Matovics assists with damages claims related to wrongful trading, and banking law litigation. Veronika Papp specialises in litigation related to forged or rejected bills of exchange.

The team at Fehérváry Horányi Kovács Baker & McKenzie Attorneys-at-Law utilises its network to manage foreign litigation, enforcement, and criminal proceedings for Hungarian clients abroad. It handles a variety of dispute resolution work including construction disputes, financial litigation, insolvency litigation, damages claims, and private enforcement for infrastructure companies. The team is led by Zoltán Hegymegi-Barakonyi, whose litigation work spans competition, IP, and pharmaceutical regulations. Fellow co-head Artúr Tamási handles corporate investigations and represents victims of white collar crimes. Other key names include Réka Vass, who advises clients in civil proceedings, and Alexandra Krisztián, who has experience across construction disputes, financial litigation, and commercial contracts.

Réti, Várszegi and Partners PwC Legal works closely with the audit, tax, and business advisory experts across the PwC network to handle a range of dispute cases including civil law, PPP, commercial, insolvency, and privacy-related litigation. László Réti assists media, energy, waste management, pharmaceutical, public transport, and manufacturing clients, while Zoltán Várszegi advises on tax litigation cases. Dániel Kelemen has extensive experience before the Court of Appeals, and Péter Zalai manages infringement procedures and damages claims. Other key names include Balázs Balog, and János Faragó.

Handling civil and commercial law suits, alongside arbitration matters, Schoenherr Hetényi Ügyvédi Iroda assists clients across rail, energy, finance, insurance, automotive, and capital market industries. The team are adept at advising on white-collar criminal cases, alternative dispute resolution, resolution of employment disputes, and cartel follow-up damages litigation. The practice is led by Alexandra Bognár, whose cases include loan litigation, business secret-related cases, and criminal cases. Noémi Suller assists with flight passenger rights, public procurement, and customs-related disputes. Dóra Halmosi covers labour and employment law.

Szabó Kelemen & Partners Andersen Attorneys offers clients expertise in commercial dispute resolution, representing them before the Hungarian and international courts and in arbitration proceedings. The team is jointly led by László András Kelemen, who advises clients in corporate and commercial arbitration proceedings, and András Komáromi, who represents clients before the Hungarian domestic courts. Gergely Gundel-Takács manages complex litigation cases, while Eszter Rupnik handles administrative litigation work.

Supported by a global network, the team at Taylor Wessing Hungary handles complex international litigation and arbitration matters, covering technology, software, real estate, and construction disputes. Practice head Zoltán Novák advises multinational companies in civil and commercial litigation matters, including employment matters and copyright disputes. Gábor Kőhidai represents clients in arbitration proceedings and assists with the enforcement and annulment of foreign arbitrator awards. Fruzsina Kónya supports the team in a range of dispute matters.

The team at Wolf Theiss Faludi Ügyvédi Iroda utilises broad experience in commercial, energy, financial, and real estate litigation and arbitration cases. Matters include commercial disputes, contentious corporate actions, enforcement procedures, and labour law disputes. The team is led by Zoltán Faludi, who conducts out-of-court settlements, alongside facilitating and moderating negotiations for energy clients. Lajos Wallacher assists with civil matters and cases concerning private international law, while Tímea Csajági represents banks in arbitration matters.

Jalsovszky handles tax and commercial litigation and arbitration matters, alongside representing clients in white-collar criminal matters. The team is led by Tamás Fehér, who specialises in tax litigation and arbitration proceedings, and Péter Barta, who advises on fiscal and tax matters. Péter Szilas and Dániel Fodor manage commercial litigation and arbitration cases, while Henrik Bereznai represents clients in VAT disputes before the tax authorities,

Kapolyi Law Firm covers a broad range of clients, including asset managers, investment funds, financial institutions, real estate developers, and energy companies in high-value litigation and alternative dispute resolution matters. József Kapolyi leads the team, while Zsófia Somlóvári advises clients on debt collection, insolvency matters, and enforcement proceedings. Dalma Dajka works across the real estate and dispute resolution teams, and Viktor Domonkos assists with out-of-court dispute resolution.

The team at Lohn Law Firm leverages the bench strength of its team to advise on commercial, corporate, property, employment, IP, malpractice, and construction disputes. It also advises corporate and sports sector clients in arbitration cases. Practice head Balázs Lohn advises clients on property and contractual litigation matters. Tamás Szerbin advises clients on immigration disputes, Evelin Kovács handles enforcement related matters, and Borbála Róna assists with a range of litigation cases. Marta Mraz left the firm in 2024.

Sándor Szegedi Szent-Ivány Komáromi Eversheds Sutherland provides litigation and arbitration advice relating to construction projects, breach of contract, labour law, employment disputes, and tort law. The team is jointly led by Péter Sándor, an experienced commercial litigator, and Katalin Varga who specialises in employment and data protection work, alongside out-of-court settlements. Attila Lotz focuses on labour law disputes, while Gréta Zanócz advises clients on compensation and damages cases.

Kinstellar Andrékó Ferenczi & Társai Ügyvédi Iroda handles litigation matters for major corporations, with experience in administrative litigation, insolvency issues, competition law, and general civil law litigation matters. The team is led by Péter Vörös, who focuses on cartel cases and competition law compliance law matters. Noémi Varga advises clients on unfair competition and regulatory disputes, while Krisztofer  Borbély assists with civil, employment, and administrative litigation. József Antal  joined the team in March 2025.

LYNX advises German clients across the life science, automotive, IT, infrastructure, and renewable energy sectors on both litigation and arbitration matters. Gyula Horváth leads the team, with a focus on insolvency and real estate litigation and arbitration cases. Rainer Tom advises on real estate transactions, while Gábor Jánoshalmi assists with distressed M&A-related disputes.

Bán, S. Szabó, Rausch & Partners advises international companies and Hungarian corporations on infrastructure, energy, employment, and flight refund litigation cases. Practice head János Rausch draws on extensive arbitration experience and handles cases before the ICSID. Álmos Papp represents clients in cartel and infrastructure litigation, while Péter Szemán advises clients on employment and labour law disputes. Other key team members are Gergely Szabó and Szabina Bach.

KCG Partners Law Firm utilises its global network to handle cross-sector contractual, inheritance, claims for damages, real estate, and employment litigation cases. The team also handles mass litigation related to debt collection. Rita Párkányi and Levente Csengery lead the team. László Madák works on M&A litigation, while Bálint Éberhardt advises on internal claim management. Other key names include Eszter Ila-Horváth, Borbála Maglai, and Réka Fülöp.

The team at KPMG Legal Tóásó Law Firm brings strength to advising clients on domestic and international commercial disputes across matters involving the automotive industry, employment litigation, and competition law. They also assist with class action and environmental litigation. Practice head Bálint Tóásó advises clients on M&A-related disputes and compliance matters. Zoltán Ferenczik assists with litigation matters and related negotiations.

Queritius advises clients navigating disputes in the CEE region, particularly those from the energy sector. Cases include commercial and investment treaty disputes. Practice head Dániel Dózsa advises on disputes related to bilateral and multilateral investment treaties. Petra Pataki advises energy, construction, and media clients on commercial arbitration and litigation cases, and Lili Hanna Feher assists with international arbitration cases.