Milan Samardžić

Partner , Belgrade

Milan Samardžić

Partner , Belgrade

Milan is a partner at SOG law firm.

Milan has more than 16 years of professional experience practicing mostly in Belgrade, but also spent 2 years practicing in Austria, where he worked for DLA Piper’s Vienna office.

He has significant experience in advising international and local clients on large-scale M&A transactions and joint ventures, and he recently worked on some of the largest investment projects in both Serbia and the region.

Milan’s experience covers a wide range of industry sectors including aviation, banking & finance, IT, media & telecoms, mining, NPLs, pharma, real estate & construction, retail, and transportation.

He also advised major regional and international banks and financial institutions (EBRD, IFC, Barclays, Citibank, AIG, Raiffeisen, UniCredit, Erste, RBC Royal Bank, etc.) on a range of regulatory issues and projects.

PRACTICES

  • Banking & Finance
  • Competition and Antitrust
  • Corporate/M&A
  • Data Protection
  • Legislative & Government Affairs
  • Private Equity


EDUCATION

  • University of Belgrade, Law School
  • Georgetown University Law Centar


ADMISSIONS

  • Belgrade Bar Association
  • International Bar Association


LANGUAGES

  • English


PRACTICES

  • Banking & Finance
  • Competition and Antitrust
  • Corporate/M&A
  • Data Protection
  • Legislative & Government Affairs
  • Private Equity

EDUCATION

  • University of Belgrade, Law School
  • Georgetown University Law Centar

ADMISSIONS

  • Belgrade Bar Association
  • International Bar Association

LANGUAGES

  • English

NEWS & PUBLICATIONS

NFTs in the Light of Trademark Law

NFTs in the Light of Trademark Law

 Recently, non-fungible tokens (“NFTs”) have become the subject of significant public attention, primarily due to the high amounts of money allocated for their purchase. For example, it is estimated that the worth of the global NFT market in 2021 was about 41...

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Serbian Banks: Managers Caught in a Pincer Movement

Serbian Banks: Managers Caught in a Pincer Movement

 On 3 March 2022, Serbian banks received a letter from the National Bank of Serbia stating that Serbia did not implement sanctions against the Russian Federation and that the banks must continue to provide services to their clients who are in any way connected to...

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