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Estonia

Financial and corporate

Tark & Co

Tark & Co boasts strong names in both finance and M&A, with young but experienced partners Hannes Vallikivi and Risto Vahimets the driving forces behind the firm.The firm has added four lawyers despite current trends in the legal market.... [more]

Leading lawyers
Hannes Vallikivi
Risto Vahimets




2 Roosikrantsi Str.
10119 Tallinn
Estonia

Tel: +372 6110 900
Fax: +372 6110 911
Email: tarkco@tarkco.com
Web: www.tarkco.com

Number of partners: 7
Number of fee earners: 39

Tartu office
Soola 3
51013 Tartu
Estonia

Tel: +372 7488 071
Fax: +372 7488 072

Key contact partners:
Aare Tark
Email: aare.tark@tarkco.com
Hannes Vallikivi
Email: hannes.vallikivi@tarkco.com
Risto Vahimets
Email: risto.vahimets@tarkco.com

Firm profile:

Tark & Co, founded in Tallinn in May 1991, was one of the first private law offices established after Estonia's regaining its independence. The firm has expanded and diversified over the last years, maintaining its commitment to excellent legal services. Today, Tark & Co is one of the largest law firms in the Baltic States. The firm belongs to TLS Alliance together with Grunte & Cers in Latvia and Sutkiene, Pilkauskas & Partners in Lithuania. TLS Alliance is in strategic cooperation with the leading law firm in Belarus, Vlasova, Mikhel & Partners.

Tark & Co has a vast experience in providing legal assistance to multinational corporations and other foreign clients. Tark & Co experience covers all main areas of law – starting from major transactions and complex litigations and ending with day-to-day corporate and commercial law advice

Areas of practice:
Banking and Finance, Mergers and Acquisitions, Corporate and Commercial, Dispute Resolution, Insolvency and Restructuring, Taxation, Environmental Law, Intellectual Property, Labour Law, Competition, Shipping and Transport.

Languages spoken:

Estonian, English, Finnish, Russian, French, German and Swedish.