SloveniaThe law firm 'Senica and Partners' in Slovenia is facing severe financial difficulties, with three transaction accounts blocked for over 60 days, raising concerns about insolvency. Despite high revenues—reaching €8.5 million in 2024—the firm, owned by former Justice Minister Katarina Kresal (55.5% stake), has significant liquidity issues. The firm has closed seven accounts in Slovenia and faces 21 mortgages on its property in Ljubljana, compared to just 15 in May 2026. It owes nearly €1 million to the state, though it is not listed as a tax debtor due to a repayment agreement. Notable creditors include Raiffeisen Landesbank Kärnten and other entities linked to politicians like Borut Brinšek. The situation highlights potential financial mismanagement or unsustainable debt levels within the firm.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the financial struggles of the law firm, which is connected to prominent political figures, as a systemic issue affecting public institutions. While it does not overtly criticize specific political actors, the emphasis on the firm’s ties to politicians and the implications for the
