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Real estate
Karanovic & Nikolic is a top-tier real estate practice with a real knowledge of the practicalities of the regional market.
Few practices have the expertise and capacity to handle even the largest and most complex transactions across all sectors of the property industry. The diversity of the firm’s client bases means that in an ever-changing legislative environment, the firm is constantly keeping pace with legal requirements in the region and implementing them in a practical manner in order to provide a seamless service for clients. The firm’s experience ranges across inward and property company investments, portfolio asset management and on into infrastructural- and energy-related real estate projects. When required, Karanovic & Nikolic also has the capacity and experience to bring a business-oriented approach to a wide range of contentious property matters.
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Karanovic & Nikolic's Gannon speaks at USAID Regional Access to Finance event
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Participants and foreign lecturers attend Croatian real-estate conference in Zagreb
News from The Lawyer
Briefings from Karanovic & Nikolic
Employment newsletter — April 2013 (changes to Serbian labour law)
Karanovic & Nikolic has released the April 2013 edition of its Employment newsletter.
Tax — recent news highlights
The Serbian government has decided to further amend the law on personal income tax and the law on property tax.
Analysis from The Lawyer
Serbs for enthusiasm
Although there has been a downturn in M&A work, elections and legislative change have helped keep Serbia’s legal community busy
Trying times
The Balkan economic climate continues to be stormy, but the arrest of Ratko Mladic and Serbia’s modernisation drive as it bids for EU membership are signs of better days to come. Joanne Harris reports
