Law Office Komnenic & Partners advises on complex mandates across the real estate, hospitality, and energy sectors, with growing activity in M&A and finance. The practice is jointly led by Milos Komnenić and Nemanja Radović who bring extensive experience in corporate, regulatory, and transactional matters.

BDK Advokati is recognised for its expertise in M&A and corporate transactions, frequently advising on complex cross-border mandates across the banking, finance, and energy sectors. The practice is led by Luka Popović , who is experienced in transactional and project development work for clients in the hospitality, energy, and gaming industries, often assisting on large-scale financings and regulatory matters. Bisera Andrijašević  provides specialist advice on competition, regulatory, and compliance issues, with a strong track record in advising health care, technology, and consumer sector clients. The firm is also active in fintech, payment services, and digital asset regulation.

Moravcevic Vojnovic and Partners in cooperation with Schoenherr advises on a broad range of corporate, finance, and regulatory mandates, with a strong track record in cross-border M&A, project finance, and infrastructure development. The team frequently acts for major international investors, financial institutions, and energy companies. Slaven Moravčević leads the practice and is noted for his expertise in corporate restructurings, acquisitions, and large-scale real estate transactions. Nikola Babić oversees the banking and finance practice, advising on capital markets and project finance. Miloš Laković focuses on regulatory and energy mandates, including renewables and PPPs, while Luka Veljović  and Ana Ivanović are active across real estate, construction, and corporate advisory work. Petar Vučinić supports the team on corporate and dispute resolution matters.

Draškovic Popovic & Partners is recognised for its cross-border capability and wide sectoral expertise, advising international corporates on corporate, commercial, and competition matters in Montenegro. The firm’s Montenegrin desk is led by Vuk Drašković, Stefan Golubović also supported by Uroš Popović, together oversee a diverse portfolio spanning M&A, projects, energy, TMT, and regulatory work. The team is noted for its strong understanding of regional transactions, often coordinating multijurisdictional mandates through the firm’s Belgrade headquarters and the SELA network.

CMS is recognised for its cross-border capabilities and integrated regional platform, advising on complex corporate, banking, and dispute resolution mandates. The Montenegro team handles M&A transactions, restructurings, and regulatory compliance across the energy, infrastructure, and telecommunications sectors. Oversight of the practice is shared between Radivoje Petrikić, Milica Popović , and Nedeljko Velisavljević, who respectively lead on corporate, finance, and disputes work. The group frequently advises on FIDIC-based construction projects, as well as corporate governance, employment, and data protection issues.

Doklestic Repic & Gajin is noted for its strength in corporate, M&A, and commercial law, advising on mergers, restructurings, and competition-sensitive agreements. The practice also has a growing profile in the technology sector, acting for clients in software, digital services, and cloud computing. Managing partner Slobodan Doklestic  the wider regional operations, while Danilo Radulovic heads the Montenegro office, advising on corporate and dispute resolution matters. Ljubinka Pljevaljcic brings expertise in contract, labour, and data protection law, and Dragan Gajin is recognised for his work in competition and transactional mandates. Andjela Todorovic supports on major corporate and regulatory instructions.

Harrisons Solicitors has an established track record in Montenegro, advising on privatisation, M&A, and project development across the tourism, energy, and infrastructure sectors. The practice is led by Goran Martinovic , who has extensive experience representing foreign investors and government authorities in complex concession and cross-border investment projects. Mark Harrison, the firm’s founding principal, and Ines Matijevic-Papulin provide additional expertise in international finance and development mandates. The team is noted for its role in large-scale financing and infrastructure projects and for advising international lenders and investors on transactions involving both public and private sector participants.

Karanovic & Partners in cooperation with local lawyers is highly regarded for its work on complex cross-border corporate, banking, and infrastructure transactions in Montenegro. The practice is led by Marko Ćulafić, who oversees the firms' Montenegrin office and advises on M&A, corporate restructurings, and governance matters. He works closely with Milan Lazić , who heads the firm’s regional dispute resolution practice, and Darko Jovanović , recognised for his expertise in banking, finance, and PPP projects. Filip Vuković provides key support on regulatory and commercial mandates. The group is particularly active in energy, renewables, and large-scale project finance, drawing on the firm’s regional network.

Joksovic, Stojanovic & Partners advises on major infrastructure, real estate, and tourism developments in Montenegro. The practice is led by Petar Stojanovic, who has long-standing experience in privatisation, public-sector, and investment projects. He is supported by Goran Vucic  and Danilo Vukčević. The team continues to assist the Government of Montenegro and international investors on high-value mandates, including transport and hospitality projects, combining corporate, regulatory, and dispute-resolution expertise within large-scale development and construction frameworks.

JPM & Partners advises on a broad range of corporate, banking, and dispute resolution matters in Montenegro, with recognised expertise in financial services regulation, real estate, and infrastructure projects. The practice is led by Lana Vukmirovic Misic, who has significant experience in complex restructuring, construction, and arbitration work. She is supported by Marija Zivkovic, noted for dispute resolution and employment matters, Amra Ademović, who focuses on litigation and public-sector mandates. Dajana Drljević remains active on corporate and project-finance instructions.

KBP Legal is an emerging full-service Montenegrin firm with recognised strength across corporate, commercial, dispute resolution, and maritime law. The practice is led jointly by Milan Keker, Aleksandra Bujkovic, and Ivan Pejovic, who bring extensive experience from national and international work. The firm is noted for its work in corporate governance, foreign investment, and regulatory reform, alongside a growing presence in real estate and construction.

Pejovic Legal provides comprehensive coverage across corporate, commercial, banking and finance, and dispute resolution. The practice is particularly active in real-estate-driven hospitality and tourism developments, and advises on structuring, financing, and regulatory compliance. Milena Roncevic Pejovic brings over two decades of experience in corporate and employment law, frequently assisting international clients entering the local market. The firm also maintains a steady advisory role on financial regulation and day-to-day corporate governance for multinational and domestic investors.

Radonjic / Associates is recognised for its comprehensive domestic offering across corporate, commercial, energy, and infrastructure matters. The team is experienced in advising international investors, contractors, and financial institutions on regulatory, transactional, and development-related mandates. The practice has particular depth in energy and renewables, real estate, and hospitality, while also maintaining strength in financial regulation and IP protection. Led by Vladimir Radonjic, with Maja Velimirovic supporting on finance and corporate matters, the team combines sector-specific insight with a strong grounding in Montenegrin law and cross-border coordination.