Sasha Vujacic, LL.B, started his professional work in 1986. After completing his studies at the Law Faculty of Podgorica University, Sasha Vujacic started his own practice continuing family tradition in providing legal services in Montenegro.

During early stages of foreign investments in Montenegro Mr. Vujacic started with representation of first foreign companies establishing their business here and further actively participated as their counsel.

In the years of state opening towards Europe and the rest of the world, as a result of his quality work and presence in this field Sasha Vujacic was nominated Government Commission Presiding Member for Pledge Law of Montenegro drafting, as well as Government Commission Member for Law on Companies and Mortgage Law of Montenegro drafting.

In 2003, Mr. Vujacic was nominate Honorary Consul of the Kingdom  of Denmark.

Subsequently, Mr. Vujacic became recommended attorney at law by the British Embassy in Belgrade, Serbia, and became an Honorary Legal Counsel of the British Embassy and British Ambassador in Montenegro.

In 2008, aside the above stated nominations still in force, Mr. Vujacic was nominated Honorary Consul of the Kingdom of Sweden, too.

Mr. Vujacic has just been nominated a Member of the Board of Directors of Montenegrin-Austrian Economic Forum and liaison office for Montenegro.

During his 23 years long professional work he has been running a great number of international companies doing business in Montenegro as Philip Morris, Microsoft, Porsche, Soravia, Unicredit Bank, Bayerische Landensbank, Colliers International, and many others. His works has been  published for years with the World Bank’s and EBRD‘s programs and publications, acting as their of counsel.

Sasha Vujacic has a broad range of expertise in corporate and commercial law, banking and finances, privatizations, mergers and acquisitions, foreign investments, energy and telecommunications law.