Mina Radojević is a Senior Associate at Stojković Attorneys.
Mina graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Belgrade in September 2017. During all 4 years of study, she was praised by the faculty for her outstanding grades, and she regularly participated in the work of study groups as one of the best students in the generation.
She started legal internship in a law office in Belgrade, where she gained experience in the fields of civil and criminal law. From August 2020, she joined Stojković Attorneys, where she has improved knowledge and gained experience in the fields of energy, commercial, corporate, labor and immigration law.
After passing the bar exam, she continued her work for AK STATT as the licensed attorney and served local and international clients across various industry sectors.
Part of her duties were to advise and represent a wide range of clients in highly regulated industries, including energy industry sector. Along with other STATT professionals, she supports private sector companies, joint venture vehicles, funders or landowners, to maintain their reputation and further their commercial objectives.
As part of STATT energy team, Mina is in at the start of significant regeneration projects, support on land, equipment, construction, sub-contracting, financing and commercial arrangements, procurement and state aid, acquisitions, joint ventures and outsourcings, and environmental and regulatory concerns as well as business as normal matters such as contracts, employment, pensions, IT/IP ownership and management and dispute resolution.
Besides, she regularly covers all legal and factual relationships between employer and employee, employment of foreigners, posting of workers abroad, entry, transit and stay visas, stay and work permits, and other labour, status and immigration matters. In other words, she is dedicated and accomplished Labor and Employment Lawyer with extensive experience in advising international companies on complex employment matters. Adept at navigating the intricacies of international labor laws and fostering positive relationships with local employees. Her objective is to seek opportunities to contribute her expertise in ensuring legal compliance and promoting harmonious employer-employee relations.
In addition to her interest in law, Mina distinguished herself by working in the United States in the fields of management and customer service, where she achieved outstanding results, and at the same time perfected her English.
She is a fully licensed lawyer registered at the Belgrade Bar Association.
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