János Böszörményi

Experience

János Böszörményi joined Schoenherr in 2017 and was appointed as counsel in the firm’s regulatory practice group. Prior to joining Schoenherr, he worked as an associate at a national law firm in Vienna from 2016 to 2017. He also completed a fellowship at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem from 2015 to 2016, and served as a researcher at the University of Vienna from 2013 to 2016. Earlier in his career, he worked as a trainee at the Austrian Ministry for European and Foreign Affairs from 2012 to 2013, completed a judicial clerkship at the Regional and District Courts in Vienna and St. Pölten in 2011, interned at the European Parliament in Brussels in 2010, and interned at the Austrian Chamber of Commerce Foreign Trade Office in Budapest in 2009.

Specialty

János Böszörményi’s main areas of practice include data protection, telecommunications law, freedom of information (FOI), gambling law, and public law. He also has expertise in administrative and constitutional law. His research and publications focus on issues related to the tracking of financial transactions, money laundering, terrorist financing, and data protection.

FAQ about János Böszörményi

When did János Böszörményi join Schoenherr?

János Böszörményi joined Schoenherr in 2017.

What are János Böszörményi's main areas of legal practice?

His main areas include data protection, telecommunications law, freedom of information (FOI), gambling law, public law, administrative law, and constitutional law.

What is János Böszörményi's educational background?

He graduated from the University of Vienna with a Mag. iur. degree in 2010 and completed an exchange semester at the Université de Genève in Switzerland in 2010.