This issue of the Litigation Portal, devoted entirely to amendments to the Polish Civil Procedure Code, is the first in a new series of special theme editions of the Litigation Portal discussing a specific legal topic.
read furtherA bill that would introduce sweeping changes in the Russian Civil Code—affecting the law of obligations, corporate law, civil rights, inheritance and other areas—had its first reading in the State Duma on 27 April 2012.
read furtherWardynski & Partners’ Lawyers advised the Danish-Polish Telecommunications Group I/S (DPTG) in proceedings relating to the recovery of claims against Telekomunikacja Polska S.A. (TPSA) in the amount of 550 million
read furtherThe freedom to perform services is the foundation for insurance companies registered elsewhere in Europe to expand into the Polish insurance market.
read furtherLawyers from Wardyński & Partners advised Danish-Polish Telecommunications Group I/S in proceedings to enforce claims of EUR 550 million against Telekomunikacja Polska SA.
read furtherThe second legal portal by Wardyński & Partners is already up and running—this time devoted to mergers and acquisitions in Poland.
read furtherThe country’s strengths include a large, strong market, a skilled workforce, and political stability. The main barriers are the inflexible employment law, unclear tax regulations, and difficulties in seeking investment incentives.
read furtherSince 1 January 2012, the National Court Register Information Centre has been required to provide free online access to complete up-to-date information from the National Court Register and copies of documents submitted to the registry files.
read furtherUnder amendments to the WSE Code of Best Practice, companies will have to publish their sponsorship policies and comment on false reports about the company.
read furtherAn amendment to the Regulations Enacting the National Court Register Act has gone into effect that significantly changes the rules for re-registering pre-war companies in the National Court Register. The amendment makes it more difficult to reactivate pre
read furtherIt often happens that the plans for a project are modified after a decision on environmental conditions is issued but before issuance of a permit for the project itself (e.g. the building permit). Is it necessary to amend the environmental decision?
read furtherWhen a company has been issued an environmental permit, e.g. to release particles into the atmosphere, may it freely assign its rights under the permit?
read furtherInterest in arbitration is growing, due to its effectiveness, professionalism, confidentiality and speed—particularly important benefits for businesses. But the parties do not always take full advantage of the possibilities.
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