Dispute Resolution
Court disputes are an unavoidable part of business. We realise that the outcome of court or arbitration proceedings has a direct impact on a firm’s financial standing and that a lengthy trial or enforcement is a calamity for many businesses. Thus we try to ensure that the effect of our services translates into success in court and that the services we provide are as effective as possible in terms of both time and cost. The Practice is composed of 20 specialists working under the leadership of four Partners who have extensive experience in negotiations, arbitration and representing clients in court.
DZP’s lawyers represent Polish and foreign clients in disputes, acting for them in negotiations with business partners and before Polish and international institutions. Our experts act in common courts, the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Tribunal, and also in Polish and international arbitration tribunals.
We dedicate ourselves to each matter and our clients are kept regularly informed of the course of proceedings. Our know-how aids the market feeling that we gained in working with entities operating in various business sectors.
The Law Firm has handled numerous prominent cases in Poland for clients in, e.g. construction and infrastructure, industry, transport and communications, trade, finances and insurance, and also in the real estate and state administration sectors.
Lawyers
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News | 30.03.2023 Magazyn Forbes po raz drugi opublikował listę "Najlepsze Kancelarie Polska 2023". Nasza kancelaria została rekomendowana w 10 specjalizacjach.
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News | 16.03.2023 In the latest Chambers Europe ranking, our law firm and lawyers have been distinguished in as many as 16 fileds of expertise. We are thrilled that 21 DZP specialists joined the group of recommended experts.
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Event | 17.11.2022 During the conference, Pawel Lewandowski from the Dispute Resolution Practice will take part in a discussion on the impact of the pandemic on the dispute resolution process.
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Deals corner | 07.11.2022 Thanks to the successful arguments put forward by Rafal Karbowniczek and Małgorzata Karasińska from the Dispute Resolution Practice, an attempt to outlaw the so-called Rainbow Church failed. The verdict is not final and non-revisable.