Hungary
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Employment

Gárdos Mosonyi Tomori Law Office

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Gárdos Mosonyi Tomori Law Office specialises in the financial, capital and insurance sectors, serving major corporates across industries. The employment team handles terminations, manager contracts, litigation and employee data protection, with notable expertise in due diligence and public company transitions. Led by Zita Tihanyi, who is experienced in group layoffs and policies, the team includes Dániel Szabó, who is skilled in litigation, and Gabriella Gubik, whose practice is focused on non-compete agreements and transactional support.
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Témoignages

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  • ‘I visited three other law firms that specialise in employment law before choosing Gárdos Mosonyi Tomori Law Office. They were the first who gave immediate substantive response, after a brief presentation of my case. I always knew I had a team behind me. Their colleagues share their knowledge internally, which supports the individual cases.’

  • ‘I felt safe during the whole legal procedure and the court case. Gabriella Gubik and Zita Tihanyi were always patient and were able to translate the details into legal terms, even when there was too much detailed information. I was able to understand the legal implications and make informed decisions. They were prepared from the current precedents. They also effectively incorporated the laws and regulations of other areas into their argument (e.g. competition law, tax law).’

Clients clés

  • VOLVO Financial Services Group
  • BOXY Zrt.

Points forts

  • Representing an ex-CEO of a privately held insurance company who is being sued by his former employer for damages.
  • Represented our private banking service provider client in an employment lawsuit in which its former employee claimed over EUR 185m in unpaid commissions.