Viktor is an associate at PROVARIS specializing in international and domestic arbitration and litigation, with experience both as counsel and assistant to arbitral tribunals in international arbitrations, including several arbitrations in the construction sector. 

Viktor graduated from Eötvös Loránd University Faculty of Law in Budapest with a JD degree (summa cum laude) in 2016. During his studies, Viktor also completed the International and European law module, worked as a student assistant at the Department of Private International Law and European Economic Law and participated in the global Willem C. Vis and Foreign Direct Investment International Arbitration Moots (ranked among the top oralists in the Global Finals of the latter in Frankfurt am Main, 2013). For his outstanding academic performance, he was awarded the Scholarship of the Hungarian Republic (the highest-level merit based Hungarian scholarship) by the Minister of Human Resources in three consecutive academic years. Additionally, he was a two-time recipient of the Ferenc Mádl Scholarship for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Private International Law and European Economic Law. His article entitled “E Pluribus Unum – Out of Many, One Common European Sales Law?” was awarded First Prize in the worldwide Clive M. Schmitthoff Essay Competition (headed by the commercial law institutes of Pace Law School, USA and Queen Mary University of London), published in the US (Pace International Law Review, 2017) and also included in the UNCITRAL bibliography on the international sale of goods. Viktor continues to be a regular participant of the Vis and FDI Moots as an arbitrator, regularly attends and organizes international arbitration events and speaks on arbitration related topics. Viktor is a member of several international arbitration organizations and is CEE Chair of Young ITA (Institute for Transnational Arbitration). Viktor has prepared the official English and German translations of the 2018 Rules of Proceedings the Arbitration Court attached to the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. As external lecturer, he teaches international economic law and private international law in the masters and European and International Business Law LL.M programs of Eötvös Loránd University. His working languages are English, German and Hungarian. Viktor also pursues a PhD in international arbitration.