Following Romania’s accession to the European Union, external and local investors are finding promising investment conditions in Romania. With an economic growth rate predicted to continue well above the EU average, Romania offers a wide range of opportunities for our clients expanding their business into this market.

As Romania’s businesses restructure and modernise, they are providing strong demand for new equipment and technologies. This has spurred growth in key sectors such as energy, telecommunications, financial services, tourism, construction and production processes. The Romanian government is also keen to modernise the country's infrastructure. Substantial investment projects have been launched in many sectors, including transport and roads, real estate and social and cultural infrastructures.

Romania's legal framework has been brought into compliance with EU standards in most fields and the government continues to improve the generally investor-friendly climate in the country. Keeping up with the regulatory and legal environment is key for Romanian and international businesses, and we know how to respond to the unique demands of this legal environment. Our lawyers' in-depth knowledge of local law and procedure can help you devise the best structure for your business. We also advise on appropriate contracts to help manage your commercial relationships involving distribution, procurement, intellectual property, competition, leasing, employment, real estate and much more.

Through our office in Bucharest we can provide coordinated advice on your activities in Romania and throughout Central and Eastern Europe.

We also speak your language – our lawyers in Bucharest speak English, German and Romanian and provide full legal advice on all commercial issues in Romania.