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Odvetniška družba Brumen (English: Brumen Law Firm) is a Slovenian law firm based in Maribor, Slovenia. The firm operates as Odvetniška družba Brumen o.p. d.o.o. in the city of Maribor, Slovenia and provides legal services in accordance with the Attorneys Act of the Republic of Slovenia. The firm's practice areas include civil, commercial, criminal, administrative, labor, property and immigration law.
History
[edit]The firm is led by attorney and managing partner mag. Nina Brumen, who graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of Ljubljana and has practiced law since 2007.
One notable employee was Mrs. Mojca Stropnik, a spouse of prime minister of Slovenia Dr. Miro Cerar (2014-2018).
Activities
[edit]The firm represents individual and corporate clients and provides legal services in Slovenian and English. It has a particular focus on international clients and Slovenian immigration matters.
Public roles
[edit]Managing partner Nina Brumen has served in election-related public functions associated with the Slovenian electoral system. Official records of the Slovenian State Election Commission (Državna volilna komisija) list her among appointed electoral officials[1].
References
[edit]- ↑ Slovenian State Election Commission (2026-09-04). "Appointment of new members". State Election Commission. Retrieved 2026-09-21.
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