Austria: The Iron Curtain Still Stands

On 23 October 1956, the Hungarian people showed that they stood for freedom against a police state and oppression. For years, we have consistently drawn attention to the fact that Austria is trampling on the rights of our compatriots guaranteed by EU law by unlawfully maintaining border controls at the Hungarian–Austrian border for more than […]

NZP NAGY LEGAL Featured in RAKEZ Success Story Film

We are proud to announce that RAKEZ (Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone) has produced a short film about NZP NAGY LEGAL, presenting our firm’s international growth and success story. The film and accompanying article trace the journey of NZP NAGY LEGAL — from its foundation in Nuremberg in 1999 to its current presence in London, […]

Proceedings of the 1st International Law Congress of Turkic States Published

The proceedings of the 1st International Law Congress of Turkic States, held at Yeditepe University on 13–14 May 2025, have been published following the peer-review process. The proceedings were published by Aristo Yayınevi on 25 August 2025. The volume includes a chapter by Ömer Batuhan Dogan, Associate at NZP NAGY LEGAL, entitled “Türk ve Macar Hukukunda Medeni Hukukun Kanunlaştırma Sürecinin […]

Why You May Need a Hungarian Lawyer in Germany

As more and more Hungarians live and work in Germany, there is an increasing need for lawyers who speak both Hungarian and German to an excellent standard and who can provide legal representation in any situation. Let us take a look at the areas in which a Hungarian lawyer in Germany can assist. Hungarian employees […]

Seizure and Auction of Speeders’ Cars

The 34th amendment to the Austrian Road Traffic Regulations introduced a drastic tightening of measures against speeders. Since 1 March 2024, speeding drivers face not only the withdrawal of their driving licence, but also further, more severe penalties, which are imposed in several stages. First, drivers who exceed the speed limit by more than 60 […]

Criminals in Lederhosen?

In Austria, a new “Knife-Carrying Prohibition Act” is expected to enter into force in the future. However, the draft legislation provides for a long list of exceptions. The issue of carrying a traditional costume knife will be particularly interesting. Accordingly, carrying such a traditional knife is to be considered lawful from the moment a person […]

New Legal Form for Startups in Austria

Things are moving in Austrian corporate law. The recently presented startup package introduces the flexible company, or #FlexKapG, as a new form of limited liability company in Austria, with the aim of making Austria a more attractive location for founders. The draft was published on 30 May 2023 and is expected to enter into force […]