Czech law for foreign parties

LISTINA is a Czech analytical office – not a law firm. We read documents and public registers and deliver factual reports to foreign companies and their advisers. Where a matter needs representation before a Czech court or authority, it is handled by a collaborating advocate.

These pages explain Czech law as it applies to a foreign party: who files, the binding deadlines, and what a file must contain. They are organised by practice area and, beneath each, by the specific procedure. Every figure on the site carries its source and the date it was checked; the first response to an enquiry comes within two working hours.

Practice areas

Seven areas, each with its own hub and a set of procedure notes beneath it.

Procedures, step by step

For the procedural side – who acts, the deadline that cannot be recovered, the documents a filing needs – start from the procedures index. It groups the step-by-step notes by the same seven practice areas. To search or page through everything in one place, use all articles.

What we deliver, and where the line runs

We produce a factual report from documents and public registers: the register position, the asset or insolvency record, the enforceable-title status of a claim. It stops at the line where legal assessment begins. We do not advise and do not represent parties; representation before a Czech court or authority is provided by a collaborating advocate. Where a jurisdiction holds no record worth reporting, we say so before the order and charge nothing.

LISTINA produces factual reports from documents and public registers. It does not provide legal advice and does not represent parties. Where a matter requires representation before a Czech court or authority, it is handled by a collaborating advocate.