The guide to minimum terms of employment for posted workers 2021
Reports
Wardyński & Partners presents the updated guide to minimum terms of employment for posted workers. The 2021 edition covers 22 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. This guide compiles, in a clear form, practical […]
Corporate criminal liability in Poland
Reports
In Poland, the Act on Liability of Collective Entities for Punishable Offences has been in force for nearly 18 years. It regulates the liability often referred to in practice as corporate criminal liability. In this guide, we outline the rules for corporate criminal liability under the current law. In particular, we answer such questions as: […]
Whistleblowing system – a must-have or a nice-to-have?
Reports
Irregularities can occur even in the best-organised and -managed company. They can take different forms and have various consequences. It is vital to uncover irregularities as early as possible. Employees have the greatest knowledge of the organisation, so it is worthwhile to establish the appropriate culture of responsibility for the wellbeing of the company and […]
2021 Yearbook
Yearbook
It’s our 11th Yearbook, now in a new layout. As usual, concise, clear and jargon-free—and on top of that, with elements of legal design. We write about challenges great and small, new realities, new obligations. As we do every year, we share with readers our observations and reflections on phenomena occurring at the intersection of […]
Law and the automotive sector
Reports
The automotive industry is going through tough times. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a sharp drop in car sales (except for electric and hybrid vehicles). This isn’t the only challenge facing companies from this sector. In this publication we discuss legal aspects of vital importance to the entire automotive industry.
In principle. Legal studies and analyses. Vol. 3
Scholarly journal
In Polish, with English abstracts. Glaring loss as a ground for applying rebus sic stantibus clauses | The significance of the notion of “substantial modification of a contract” in public procurement law, with particular attention to Directive 2014/24/EU and the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union | The employer’s obligation […]
Law for game development
Reports
The video game industry faces a range of unique legal problems. In this publication we address issues of intellectual property, employment law, and taxation, as well as less obvious regulatory aspects. Across 70 pages, we write about the use in games of objects from the real world, legal protection of games and concepts, in-game advertising, […]
In principle. Legal studies and analyses. Vol. 2
Scholarly journal
In Polish, with English abstracts. Penalisation of the reverse distribution chain for drugs in Poland | EU citizenship as a legal and political concept independent of affiliation with a member state | Selected schemes for international distribution fraud and standing to seek damages for economic loss under the CMR Convention | Non-binding resolutions of local […]
Chambers Global Practice Guide: Corporate M&A 2020
Books
Anna Dąbrowska, Krzysztof Libiszewski, Maciej Szewczyk and Izabela Zielińska-Barłożek are the authors of the Trends and Developments chapter in the Chambers Corporate M&A 2020 Guide.
Dawn raid policy: why your company should consider adopting one
Reports
We explain what a dawn raid is, what to look for when creating a procedure for handling dawn raids, and the universal elements that should be included in every policy regarding unannounced inspections of corporate premises.
Corporate criminal liability in Poland
Reports
In Poland, the Act on Liability of Collective Entities for Punishable Offences has been in force for nearly 18 years. It regulates the liability often referred to in practice as corporate criminal liability. In this guide, we outline the rules for corporate criminal liability under the current law. In particular, we answer such questions as: […]
Whistleblowing system – a must-have or a nice-to-have?
Reports
Irregularities can occur even in the best-organised and -managed company. They can take different forms and have various consequences. It is vital to uncover irregularities as early as possible. Employees have the greatest knowledge of the organisation, so it is worthwhile to establish the appropriate culture of responsibility for the wellbeing of the company and […]
2021 Yearbook
Yearbook
It’s our 11th Yearbook, now in a new layout. As usual, concise, clear and jargon-free—and on top of that, with elements of legal design. We write about challenges great and small, new realities, new obligations. As we do every year, we share with readers our observations and reflections on phenomena occurring at the intersection of […]
Law and the automotive sector
Reports
The automotive industry is going through tough times. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a sharp drop in car sales (except for electric and hybrid vehicles). This isn’t the only challenge facing companies from this sector. In this publication we discuss legal aspects of vital importance to the entire automotive industry.
In principle. Legal studies and analyses. Vol. 3
Scholarly journal
In Polish, with English abstracts. Glaring loss as a ground for applying rebus sic stantibus clauses | The significance of the notion of “substantial modification of a contract” in public procurement law, with particular attention to Directive 2014/24/EU and the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union | The employer’s obligation […]
Law for game development
Reports
The video game industry faces a range of unique legal problems. In this publication we address issues of intellectual property, employment law, and taxation, as well as less obvious regulatory aspects. Across 70 pages, we write about the use in games of objects from the real world, legal protection of games and concepts, in-game advertising, […]
In principle. Legal studies and analyses. Vol. 2
Scholarly journal
In Polish, with English abstracts. Penalisation of the reverse distribution chain for drugs in Poland | EU citizenship as a legal and political concept independent of affiliation with a member state | Selected schemes for international distribution fraud and standing to seek damages for economic loss under the CMR Convention | Non-binding resolutions of local […]
Chambers Global Practice Guide: Corporate M&A 2020
Books
Anna Dąbrowska, Krzysztof Libiszewski, Maciej Szewczyk and Izabela Zielińska-Barłożek are the authors of the Trends and Developments chapter in the Chambers Corporate M&A 2020 Guide.
Dawn raid policy: why your company should consider adopting one
Reports
We explain what a dawn raid is, what to look for when creating a procedure for handling dawn raids, and the universal elements that should be included in every policy regarding unannounced inspections of corporate premises.
