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About us

It is our clients’ matters and business that we care about. REHAK LEGAL is a team of dedicated lawyers, paralegals, and administrative staff providing comprehensive legal services to both corporate and private clients.

As a firm specializing in intellectual property law, we advise large multinational companies as well as small and medium-sized enterprises. In the area of corporate law, we primarily focus on SMEs, as well as private clients, including entrepreneurs and investors.

REHAK LEGAL’s expertise spans a wide range of industries. Through our membership in the Proteus International Network of Law Firms, we are able to provide international legal advice across EU countries.

In the private sector, we assist our clients with legal issues covering most areas of civil law. We are committed to delivering high-quality legal services based on trust and a personal approach.

Our goal is to provide tailored advice and support in every situation. Through close cooperation with our clients, we strive to achieve the best possible results at reasonable costs.

We care. Contact us to arrange a first free meeting.

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David Řehák is a founder at REHAK LEGAL specialising, among others in the area of property law and litigation. David also litigates a broad range of intellectual property disputes, including trademark and trade dress litigation, copyright litigation, personal rights litigation and in the area of commercial dispute and resolutions. David has represented several well-known companies in complex litigation involving trademark and anti-counterfeiting activities. David regularly participates at major international Intellectual Property conventions such as INTA and MARQUES.

Beside IP specialization he has considerable experience in private equity, real estate development, real estate finance, real estate lending, asset management, asset purchase and sales and commercial leasing. Since 2000 he regularly advises on all types of real estate matters in the Czech Republic

He has represented private owners and other lenders in project development, including negotiation and preparation of agreements for land or site acquisition, letters of intent and construction and permanent financing, negotiation and preparation of contractor, subcontractor and investor documentation.

David has a successful experience in advising for various real estate projects such as Golf resort project development as well as projects starring from high end smaller housing to large retail centres development. David has also an experience with medical facilities construction and approval process. David also represents clients in commercial leasing of the premises.

In addition to that, David provides practical business advice and advice on corporate matters as part of his practice. Closely with the firm’s and clients’ accountants David also advices in determination of the form of entity that is best suited to the needs of the client and the particular project at hand.

He was born in the Czech Republic and educated in the Czech Republic, Netherlands and United Kingdom. After receiving a law degree at the Charles University in Prague, he went on to complete an English Commercial Law degree at the College of Law, London..

David is fluent in English and Czech. He is an attorney at law of the Czech Bar Association and he is also a member of the Supervisory Board of Nová škola non-profit organization helping talented social deprive children to achieve high level education. He is also a member of LUXFER OPEN SPACE non-profit association which operates in the area of promotion of modern art among the broad public in Eastern European countries.

Privacy Policy

REHAK LEGAL
Information on the Processing and Protection of Personal Data

At the law firm REHAK LEGAL, Holečkova 100/9, 150 00 Prague 5 (hereinafter referred to as the “law firm” or “we”), as the controller of personal data, we fully protect and respect personal data of data subjects and safeguard such data against misuse in accordance with applicable legislation and professional regulations.

Through this notice, we inform individuals whose personal data we process — in particular our clients, suppliers (or their representatives), job applicants, and other third parties (hereinafter referred to as the “data subject”) — about how we handle personal data, for what purposes and on what legal basis such data are processed, to whom they may be disclosed, and what rights data subjects have in relation to such processing.

Controller’s contact details:

REHAK LEGAL
Address: Holečkova 100/9, 150 00 Prague 5
E-mail: info@rehaklegal.cz
Tel.: +420 222 961 833

The above contact details may be used to exercise the rights described below.

1. Personal Data

1.1 Clients

We process personal data of our clients to the extent necessary for the performance of legal services and for the effective protection of their rights and interests, in particular:
name and surname, date of birth, personal identification number, permanent address, phone number, e-mail address, family status and situation, financial situation, bank account details, data on ongoing/completed/threatened judicial, enforcement or administrative proceedings, data relating to criminal proceedings, data from documents provided by the client, and, where applicable, audio/video recordings.

1.2 Third parties

We process personal data of third parties obtained in connection with the provision of legal services, to the extent necessary for the performance of legal services and protection of the client’s rights and interests, in particular similar categories of data as listed above.

1.3 Signature authentication

We process personal data of applicants requesting a declaration of signature authenticity (replacement of official verification under Czech Bar regulations), including:
name, date of birth/personal ID number, address, and identification document details.

1.4 Suppliers

We process personal data of suppliers (and their representatives/employees) necessary for contractual performance, including:
name, date of birth, ID number, VAT number, address, contact details, bank account, and information about services provided.

1.5 Job applicants

We process personal data contained in CVs for recruitment purposes, including:
name, date of birth, nationality, address, contact details, education, work experience, language skills, expertise, and photographs.

2. Purpose and Legal Basis for Processing

2.1 Clients

Processing is based on the contract for legal services and is necessary for its proper performance and compliance with legal obligations.

2.2 Third parties

Processing is based on the legitimate interest of the controller in providing legal services and fulfilling legal obligations.

2.3 Signature authentication

Processing is based on legal obligations under regulations governing legal practice.

2.4 Suppliers

Processing is based on contract performance and legitimate interest in cooperation.

2.5 Job applicants

Processing is based on legitimate interest in recruitment and compliance with legal obligations.

2.6

No automated decision-making or profiling takes place.

3. Data Retention Period

Personal data are retained only for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes described above and in accordance with applicable legal obligations, in particular laws governing legal practice, accounting, taxation, and data protection.

Client, supplier, and third-party data: for the duration of the contractual relationship and a reasonable period thereafter
Job applicants: during recruitment; unsuccessful applicants max. 1 year
Signature authentication: according to legal regulations

4. Recipients of Personal Data

We generally do not disclose personal data to third parties unless necessary.

Recipients may include:

accounting and tax advisors
IT service providers
translators, experts, interpreters
public authorities where required by law

Data are always shared only to the necessary extent and under appropriate safeguards.

Personal data are not transferred to third countries or international organizations.

5. Rights of Data Subjects

Under applicable data protection laws, data subjects have the right to:

access personal data
rectification
erasure or restriction of processing
object to processing
data portability

Where processing is based on consent, consent may be withdrawn at any time.

Data subjects may also lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority:
Office for Personal Data Protection (Czech Republic)

Due to the nature of legal practice, some rights may be limited.

More information: https://www.uoou.cz

Providing personal data is voluntary, but without it we cannot provide legal services.

REHAK LEGAL Law Firm
25 May 2018