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Packeta.sk
Legal support for a growing logistics platform
The fastest-growing digital platform and logistics company for e-commerce needed lawyers to help it handle explosive growth from a start-up into a global platform. Packeta works with more than 49,000 online stores and delivers to 32 countries. The client’s group generates annual revenue of more than EUR 290 million and regularly grows by more than 100% year on year.
Zurich Insurance Company
Legal support for IT contracts, GDPR and cybersecurity
Zurich Insurance Company, a global insurer and the world’s 80th-largest publicly traded company, was looking for lawyers in Slovakia to help with IT contracts and GDPR. It provides insurance products and services in more than 215 countries. Its Slovak branch, Zurich Bratislava, is a highly specialised competence centre employing actuarial specialists.
Baník a syn
Legal support for a family business launching an online store and expanding
Baník a syn is a family business with more than 30 years of experience in heating, ventilation and solar systems. MATHISON provided legal support across the business as it expanded and launched new projects.
The company operates as a teal organisation. Instead of a traditional decision-making hierarchy, it gives teams the freedom to manage themselves and encourages employees to get involved and make their own decisions. It needed legal processes that worked for these teams and complied with the law.
eyerim.sk
Legal support for growth, VC investment and international expansion
The fastest-growing online eyewear retailer in Central and Eastern Europe needed lawyers who could handle the day-to-day issues of a fast-growing scale-up, tough situations with foreign VC investors, and expansion into new markets.
Skyro — an AI-focused school
Legal support for opening and running a school
Skyro is the first private secondary school focused on artificial intelligence. It offers students innovative ways to learn, including work on real projects, and encourages creativity and critical thinking.
Services
We act as your strategic legal partner, covering all your company's legal needs, from day-to-day matters to investment and expansion.
Legal Tech Forum
We organise a distinctive conference covering legal and investment topics for technology and e-commerce businesses. Our conferences have explored AI, international expansion, raising venture capital, agile development, service level agreements, GDPR and cybersecurity.
20+ topics
30+ speakers
220+ attendees
International expansion
and cross-border projects
We act as a one-stop-shop partner for all your company’s legal needs. We support expansion into new markets and handle cross-border matters, covering Slovakia and 40+ countries across the EU, the Americas and Asia.
Helping start-ups grow and raise venture capital
At Warper, our venture builder, we help start-ups develop their technology, products, business plans, teams, legal foundations and fundraising. Our goal is to prepare each start-up to secure investment from our network of more than 150 VC funds and angel investors.
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How to make sense of VC/PE jargon and survive negotiating with an investor
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