Agnieszka Lisiecka and Anna Pompe have become general partners of Wardyński & Partners, while Michał Gliński, Konrad Grotowski and Michał Wons have been named limited partners.

The event intends to address two areas – the way the tax authorities communicate with corporate tax payers, and the road-map to a digital tax future. Dariusz Wasylkowski will take part in a panel discussion on communication between tax administration and the corporate tax payer.

Global Legal Hackathon 2019 is a unique marathon – a combination of programming and law, the aim of which is to develop innovative technological and business solutions to help both lawyers and people seeking legal assistance.

The finalists for this year’s edition of the MIT Enterprise Forum Poland include the creators of a system for recovering energy from engine braking in municipal buses, and a technology for automating the identification of microorganisms in cosmetics. The five winning startups will take part in a week-long boot camp in Boston. Our firm is a knowledge partner for the forum.

The latest edition of our publication regarding changes in law in Poland affecting the business environment is now out!

The Banking & Project Finance practice at Wardyński & Partners has advised a consortium of banks (Bank BGŻ BNP Paribas SA, Bank Millennium SA, Santander Bank Polska SA and PKO Bank Polski SA) in connection with restructuring of the debt of the Work Service SA group.

The guide is meant to help in-house counsel and corporate legal teams understand how to apply anti-corruption laws in jurisdictions in which they operate and to guide them in the conduct of their business in 78 jurisdictions around the world. Wardyński & Partners contributed the Polish part.

The first two volumes in our 30th-anniversary series, Disputes and Innovations, were launched at our recent debate “The right to unplug: Dignity, privacy and new technologies.” The publications are also available on our website.