NKO Partners, Belgrade
Njegoševa 11 Belgrade 11000 Serbia
- Banking and Finance
- Construction
- Dispute Resolution
- Employment
- Entertainment / Media Law
- EU/Competition
- General Practice
- Insolvency
- Public/ Administrative law
- Real Estate / Property
- Technology and Commerce
- Banking and Finance
- Construction
- Dispute Resolution
- Employment
- Entertainment / Media Law
- EU/Competition
- General Practice
- Insolvency
- Public/ Administrative law
- Real Estate / Property
- Technology and Commerce
NKO Partners is one of the leading law firms providing the full scope of commercial law services in Serbia and Montenegro.
NKO Partners was founded in 2008 by lawyers with extensive experience in commercial law in the region, who have led the largest and most complex M&A and privatization transactions since the economic and political transition began in the former Yugoslavia, in 2001.
NKO Partners is dedicated to providing high-quality legal services to clients across all business sectors and industries, creating solutions that add value to clients’ businesses. The reputation of the firm has been validated by top rankings in the world’s leading directories of recommended law firms, such as Chambers & Partners and The Legal 500
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Đuro Otašević
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Đorđe Nikolić
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