On 28 May 2020 the European Court of Human Rights struck from the docket the complaint in Kasprowicz v Poland after the Polish government admitted to infringing the freedom of expression of a blogger criticising the mayor of Mosina, and promised to pay him EUR 3,000 in compensation. One of the blogger’s attorneys was Artur Pietryka.

Wardyński & Partners has been selected as the winner of the 2020 Lex Mundi Award for Best Multijurisdictional Client Matter, for coordination and drafting of the anticorruption policy for a multinational client’s entire corporate group.

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.

We invite you to join our webinar “Financing disputes in times of economic turmoil” on 20 May at 12:00 CEST.

We have prepared a new website for our readers where we cover legal aspects of doing business in Poland during the pandemic. We try as always to be direct and specific. We have collected nearly 150 accessible and practical FAQs, dozens of articles from our blogs In Principle and HRlaw.pl, and a few webinars (these numbers will gradually grow).

We are now launching a new site, which will be updated regularly, where we write clearly and concretely on how to do business during the pandemic.

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.