Polish lawyers keeping busy despite past worries
14.12.2021
In issue 8.9 of the CEE Legal Matters Magazine, Marek Świątkowski, Partner from the Corporate and M&A Practice, described the situation of the Polish legal market in 2021 in the context of last year's concerns related to the ongoing pandemic.
Poland’s (infra)structural foundations: are PPPs still the future?
14.12.2021
In the October issue of the CEE Legal Matters, Tomasz Darowski, Partner from the Infrastructure and Energy Practice, analyzes what the future might hold for the PPP model in Poland.
The Clean Energy podcast - Rafał Hajduk about renewable energy sources in Poland
06.10.2021
The podcasts "The Clean Energy" are talks about the renewable energy market and its prospects. Andrew Petry discussed with Rafał Hajduk, Partner from DZP’s Infrastructure and Energy Practice.
EC Notice on How to Tackle Collusion in Public Procurement: A Step Forward or a Stall for Time?
12.07.2021
This article analyses the European Commission (EC) Notice on tools to fight collusion in public procurement and on guidance on how to apply the related exclusion ground of 15 March 2021.
02.03.2021
On 19 February 2021, the Senate (upper house) passed the Act amending the Act on Trading in Financial Instruments and Certain Other Acts, which introduces long-awaited rules for the run off of UK insurers' policies following Brexit.
Due diligence of real property under polish law
01.02.2021
One of the first steps that should be taken by an investor before purchasing real property or an enterprise that owns real property is a legal audit of the real property to be purchased, i.e. a due diligence.
New public procurement law in Poland. Changes and opportunities
26.01.2021
The value of the Polish public procurement market is about PLN 200 billion per year. On 1 January 2021, a new law regulating public procurement comes into force: the New Public Procurement Law (the NPPL).
Poland - land of (current and future) M&A opportunities
11.12.2020
Poland was ranked third best country in which to invest in the postCOVID “new normal” by the New York-based CEOWorld Magazine.
12.11.2020
The subject of this analysis is to examine how, from legal perspective, strategic issues have been addressed in a document entitled Cybersecurity of 5G networks.
05.11.2020
The legal protection of artificial intelligence in EU law is one of the European Union's current challenges. The rapid development of AI seems to require that certain regulations be adopted.
Draft corporate group law in Poland – a revolutionary legislative initiative
05.11.2020
In Polish law, there are at present no regulations on corporate groups. There is, admittedly, a sparce regulation on group contracts.
Unexpected new world war. This time, trade.
21.07.2020
On 16 July 2020, the highest European court – the Court of Justice of the EU (the CJEU) dealt a significant blow to the instruments identified to improve the transfer of data outside the EU.
Publication: Rebus sic stantibus clauses in recent Polish case law
30.06.2020
Tomasz Darowski looks at several Polish common court judgments and the interesting examples they present of how certain prerequisites are interpreted in the realities of the modern construction market in the European Union.
International Comparative Legal Guides Fintech 2020
17.06.2020
We are pleased to inform that the International Comparative Legal Guides has published Fintech 2020 report. Our experts prepared the Polish chapter of the publication.
Back To The Past. Scenarios For Polish Businesses And The M&A Market
16.06.2020
Recently Poland was ranked 3. among the best countries to invest in post-COVID ‘new normal’. High ranking position is a good starting point to make some prognosis concerning the Polish economy.
08.01.2020
Case C-285/18 Irgita, Judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union (4th Chamber) of 3 October 2019
World Bank Group’s report "Enabling the Business of Agriculture 2019"
22.11.2019
The report presents indicators that measure the laws, regulations and bureaucratic processes that affect farmers in 101 countries.
10.07.2018
Twenty fifth May 2018 has come sooner than we wanted and has gone equally quickly. The world did not stop turning, business did not grind to a halt, and the day did not end in disaster, despite the concerns of many.