Our law firm’s 10th Yearbook. 27 articles, 43 authors. Topics from disputes with Facebook to a look-through approach to withholding tax.

Wardyński & Partners presents the guide to minimum terms of employment for posted workers across 25 European countries. The guide was created by our Employment practice with the invaluable involvement of our fellow lawyers from firms across Europe who shared contributions on their jurisdictions.

The Ministry of Development has announced that it will develop a draft special law to introduce comprehensive support for entrepreneurs whose activities will be affected by the spread of Covid‑19. At present, the specific form of these regulations is not known, but according to the announcement, the draft is to be submitted to parliament on 25 March and introduced on 1 April.

The firm’s general partners have been joined by Jan Ciećwierz, Szymon Kubiak, Mirella Lechna-Marchewka, Paweł Mazur, Łukasz Szegda and Izabela Zielińska-Barłożek. Marcin Lemkowski and Michał Nowacki have become limited partners. The firm’s new contract partners are Antoni Bolecki, Bartosz Kuraś, Lena Marcinoska, Marcin Pietkiewicz, Anna Prigan, Daniel Smarduch and Katarzyna Wójcik-Bąkowska.

The fourth and final volume in our 30th-anniversary series (following Disputes, Innovations and Transactions) is devoted to entrepreneurship: from national champion enterprises to transparent payrolls, simple stock companies and arrangement proceedings.

The guide was developed to help in-house counsel understand relevant policies, measures and legislation related to climate change regimes in more than 30 jurisdictions around the world. Wardyński & Partners contributed the Polish part.

The third edition of the Global Legal Hackathon is ahead of us. Lawyers and coders will join forces to tackle legal tech challenges, with the support of project managers, analysts and marketers. Our law firm is once again a partner for the event, and our blog newtech.law has become a media patron. The Polish edition of this year’s hackathon will be held on 6–8 March in Warsaw.

The first issue of the semi-annual In Principle. Legal Studies and Analyses (in Polish, with English abstracts) appeared in November 2019. It is the scholarly counterpart to the firm’s portal In Principle, focusing on practical aspects of creation and application of law, but in a more in-depth, specialised approach. Now available online.