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KLB Legal
David Kuboň's KLB Legal structures Czech family-office vehicles from a 30-lawyer platform in Prague, pairing capital-markets licensing with trust-fund and…
KLB Legal
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
2012
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Czech Republic
City
Prague
Corporate office
Letenská 121/8, Malá Strana, 118 00 Prague 1, Czech Republic
Principals
David Kuboň
řídící partner
Vojtěch Láska
zakládající partner
Petr Budziński
zakládající partner
Veronika Civínová
Partnerka
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at KLB Legal?
KLB Legal is an advokátní kancelář — a law firm — and does not make investment decisions for clients. Managing partner David Kuboň and founding partners Vojtěch Láska and Petr Budziński steer the firm's advisory services, which cover fund formation, securities regulation, and wealth-structuring. Client families and their appointed trustees retain full investment discretion.
How is KLB Legal related to family offices or private wealth?
The firm operates a dedicated Wealth Management desk handling Svěřenské fondy (Czech trust funds), intergenerational transfers, private investments, and private-client services. It acts as the legal architect for Czech and Central European families building single-family-office structures, but does not itself function as a family office or asset manager.
Does KLB Legal participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm advises on the formation and licensing of investment funds and securities traders, and has guided clients through IPOs on the Prague Stock Exchange. It does not commit its own balance sheet or operate proprietary funds. Any direct or fund investment activity is managed by the underlying family offices or investment companies that the firm structures.
Which sectors does KLB Legal explicitly avoid?
The firm publishes no explicit sector-exclusion list. Its litigation practice has pursued compensation claims in healthcare and personal-injury contexts, while its advisory work spans financial regulation, real-property holding structures, and green-finance compliance. The combination suggests it does not screen out any sector as a matter of policy.
How is KLB Legal related to WOOD & Company or other Czech financial institutions?
KLB Legal is an independent law firm. Public client references confirm it advised on the spin-out and licensing of a standalone securities trader from WOOD & Company in 2023, but there is no disclosed ownership or formal joint-venture relationship between the entities.
Does KLB Legal maintain philanthropic structures, and how are they separated?
The firm has not disclosed any philanthropic foundation or DAF vehicle it operates directly. Its Wealth Management desk structures trust funds that could serve charitable purposes on a client-by-client basis, but these would sit with the client family rather than under the firm's own governance.
What is KLB Legal's known posture on co-investments alongside external GPs?
The firm does not act as a co-investor or GP itself. It provides the legal and compliance architecture that allows its family-office clients to commit to funds, form SPVs, or transact directly alongside external managers. Co-investment terms are negotiated between the client and the GP with KLB Legal advising on documentation.
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