Linklaters > Warsaw, Poland > Firm Profile
Linklaters Offices
32ND FLOOR, BUILDING Q22
ALEJA JANA PAWLA II 22
00-133 WARSAW
Poland
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Poland > Banking and finance Tier 1
Linklaters provides ‘exceptional legal support’ to borrowers, financial institutions and financial sponsors on domestic and cross-border transactions and projects. Regulatory banking mandates are also an area of expertise for the group, especially regarding risk management, banking secrecy, and outsourcing issues. Marta Domino chairs the group with substantial experience in corporate finance and restructuring mandates. Jarosław Miller, a specialist in banking and finance law, plays an active role in key matters. English-qualified solicitor Adrian Horne is lauded as ‘very experienced’, and Joanna Gawlicka often advises clients on regulatory issues.Practice head(s):
Marta Domino
Other key lawyers:
Jarosław Miller; Adrian Horne; Joanna Gawlicka; Maciej Chęciński; Marcin Nowak; Katarzyna Lesińska
Testimonials
‘Availability of all members of the team, prompt feedback for any documentation-related or other questions or issues, and excellent legal support during negotiations.’
‘Toby Grimstone is sharp, straight to the point, and a tough negotiator with remarkable knowledge and experience; we felt very comfortable having Toby on our side at the negotiations table.’
‘Adrian Horne is very experienced and always available and calm, which we appreciate very much.’
‘Katarzyna Lesińska is approachable and always available, providing explanations and assistance about any documentation-related questions within minutes; it has been a pleasure to work with her.’
‘The team is always available and prompt in giving feedback and requested information. They provided exceptional legal support during negotiations and were able to anticipate the other side’s arguments which helped prepare our negotiation strategy. I would not want to have them on the opposite side of my team.’
‘Katarzyna Lesińska is continuously on top of things. She always makes sure that we stick to the schedule, never missing a deadline. Very nice and easy to talk to.’
‘We appreciated Adrian Horne’s expertise and calmness.’
‘Toby Grimstone is a straight to the point negotiator and seems very knowledgeable about current market dynamics and how to approach issues when they arise.’
Key clients
Tauron Polska Energia S.A.
Polski Fundusz Rozwoju S.A.
Santander Bank Polska S.A.
BNP Paribas Bank Polska S.A.
PKO Bank Polski S.A.
INA-INDUSTRIJA NAFTE
PAD RES
Investika
Celsa Huta Ostrowiec
mBank S.A.
Bank Polska Kasa Opieki S.A.
Bank Handlowy w Warszawie S.A.
Bank Millennium S.A.
Work highlights
- Advised Polski Fundusz Rozwoju S.A. on a PLN1bn subordinated loan agreement for Operator Gazociągów Przesyłowych Gaz-System S.A.
- Advised European Bank for Reconstruction and Development on the PLN310m and €7.5m senior secured financing of a chain of convenience stores in Poland.
- Advised Resi4Rent on a PLN613m financing for the development of a portfolio apartments located in Kraków, Wrocław, Poznań, and Gdańsk.
Poland > Competition/antitrust Tier 1
The team at Linklaters offers its impressive client base advice across the entire gamut of competition matters, including merger control, sate aid, consumer protection and foreign investment matters. It is also active in contentious mandates and competition law enforcement matters, with cross-border work also falling within the group’s strong capabilities. Małgorzata Szwaj sits at the helm of the practice, and both her and managing associate Wojciech Podlasin are described as ‘fantastic to work with’. Szwaj has expertise in handling cartel and abuse of dominance cases, while Podlasin is skilled in the IT, energy, financial services, real estate, and chemicals sectors.Practice head(s):
Małgorzata Szwaj
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
‘Business-focused, motivated to find the best solutions, flexible and knowledgable. Collaboration with the team is always a pleasure.’
‘Małgorzata Szwaj – very articulate, quick-witted and helpful.’
‘Linklaters is professional in competition law. They have proved themselves to be professionals throughout the communications of our project.’
‘The vast knowledge in competition law and creative and unorthodox ideas to solve upcoming issues are notable.’
‘There is a strong commitment to deliver excellence in advice and fantastic responsiveness. Małgorzata Szwaj and Wojciech Podlasin are both fantastic to work with.’
‘The team is very competent and available. They have valuable knowledge and provide great assistance.’
‘Wojciech Podlasin has a smart approach to cases and is very responsive.’
‘They know the market, the topic, and the industry while being strong legal experts.’
Key clients
Brother
ArcelorMittal
Kronospan
Bank Millennium
Beiersdorf
Nivea
Orange Polska
Polski Fundusz Rozwoju
Meridiam
Work highlights
- Representing Kronospan Mielec sp. z o.o. and Kronospan Polska sp. z o.o. in appeal proceedings before the Court for the Protection of Competition and Consumers against a decision by the Polish Competition Authority on an allegedly restrictive horizontal agreement.
- Representing Orange Polska S.A. in two cases involving claims filed by P4 sp. z o.o. against Orange Polska S.A. and Polkomtel sp. z o.o. for compensation in connection with accusations made against Orange Polska S.A. and Polkomtel sp. z o.o. of abuse of their collective dominant position.
- Representing ArcelorMittal in merger control proceedings.
Poland > Dispute resolution Tier 1
Linklaters is praised for its ‘versatile expertise’, and often represents clients in cross-border disputes. Large corporates and financial institutions benefit from the global expertise of the wider firm and its variety of practices, including M&A, competition, banking, and energy. It is also skilled in domestic and international arbitration proceedings. Practice head Cezary Wiśniewski is ‘a very experienced expert in court and arbitration processes’, and he has experience handling bilateral investment treaty disputes. Counsel Zbigniew Kruczkowski is another notable name, with expertise in shareholder disputes. Of counsel Tomasz Manicki specialises in white-collar crime cases.Practice head(s):
Cezary Wiśniewski
Other key lawyers:
Zbigniew Kruczkowski; Tomasz Manicki; Marta Szrajer; Paula Czyż
Testimonials
‘Stability of the team which builds a thorough understanding of the case and gives a sense of continuation. Versatile expertise of the team members building a more robust and multifaceted approach to dealing with issues.’
‘Cezary Wiśniewski is always keen to get involved and provide the wider context to the issues in question, and Tomasz Manicki is always at the heart of the matter, combining information from a variety of sources to come up with the best possible advice.’
‘Extraordinary commitment and professionalism of the entire team.’
‘Directness and openness to understanding the industry. Zbigniew Kruczkowski is a litigator who communicates well with businesses in an accessible way.’
‘The Linklaters team has proven to understand the client’s business needs and is very efficient and professional in its operations.’
‘I would particularly recommend Cezary Wiśniewski as a very experienced expert in court and arbitration processes, who has experience not only in representing clients, but also as an arbitrator. I would also recommend Marta Szrajer, who is distinguished by her strong commitment to the benefit of the client.’
‘Young, dynamic team with very senior, heavyweight leadership. Cezary Wiśniewski combines experience, academic credibility and commercial understanding of legal issues in a way that is rare on the market. This places the team in a unique position to advise on some of the most complex and sensitive matters for businesses.’
‘The team is known for their experience in high-profile international arbitrations.’
Key clients
Abris Capital Partners
Orange Polska S.A.
PZU S.A.
Bank Millennium S.A.
Santander Bank Polska S.A.
DnB Bank Polska S.A.
BNP Paribas Bank Polska S.A.
mBank S.A.
Kronospan Mielec sp. z o.o. and Kronospan Polska sp. z o.o.
Eolos Polska sp. z o.o.
Autostrada Wielkopolska S.A.
ING Bank Śląski S.A.
Work highlights
- Representing Orange Polska S.A. in two cases involving claims filed by P4 sp. z o.o. against Orange Polska S.A. and Polkomtel sp. z o.o. for compensation in connection with accusations made against Orange Polska S.A. and Polkomtel sp. z o.o. concerning abuse of their collective dominant position.
- Representing Bank Millennium S.A., Santander Bank Polska S.A. and DNB Bank Polska S.A. in a number of disputes regarding mortgage loans indexed to CHF and EUR and UNWW issues.
- Representing Kronospan Mielec sp. z o.o. and Kronospan Polska sp. z o.o., international producers of forestry products, in appeal proceedings before the Court for the Protection of Competition and Consumers against a decision by the Polish Competition Authority on allegedly restrictive horizontal agreements.
Poland > Real estate Tier 1
With an ‘excellent understanding of the commercial aspects of a deal’, Linklaters is renowned for its expertise in high-value and complex real estate transactions across all sectors, including logistics, retail, office and residential. These deals are often multi-jurisdictional, as the team leverages its connections within the wider CEE region and the firm’s global network of offices, advising international developers entering the burgeoning Polish real estate market. Janusz Dzianachowski co-heads the team, and is frequently called on to advise on some of the largest acquisitions, disposals and joint ventures in the market. Leading the practice alongside Dzianachowski is Artur Kulawski, a key point of contact for clients from the commercial, office, and logistics sectors. Other notable names include Monika Lerka, who has an ‘exceptional ability to handle numerous complicated work streams at once with a commercial perspective’, and Tomasz Trystuła. Also notable is Adriana Andrzejewska, who was recently promoted to counsel, and who offers ‘very to-the-point advice’ to a range of domestic and international real estate clients.Practice head(s):
Artur Kulawski; Janusz Dzianachowski
Other key lawyers:
Adriana Andrzejewska; Monika Lerka; Zuzanna Lipska; Tomasz Trystuła; Ewa Sinkiewicz
Testimonials
‘Monika Lerka has a business approach to transactions, but does not lose sight of risks and tries to hedge them as best as possible. If a problem occurs, she proposes good solutions acceptable for both parties.’
‘Adriana Andrzejewska – one of the best senior lawyers on the market, great ability to clearly explaining to a client the ways forward with very to-the-point advice.’
‘Artur Kulawski and Janusz Dzianachowski – fantastic partners that are extremely experienced on the Polish market in different types of transactions. Great guidance for new investors in Poland.’
‘Tomasz Trystuła – one of the best real estate lawyers. Very communicative, perfectly prepared in terms of content and organisation, and focused on closing transactions.’
‘Linklaters is one of the best firms in Poland, and their work is really exceptional. They can address any situation in whichever way the client requires. We have had them both working for us, and also on the opposite side, and we were all the time impressed with the quality of their work, and their understanding of the concepts and issues. There was never a problem they could not efficiently tackle, providing solutions or understanding if required. They are exceptional.’
‘Monika Lerka – exceptional ability to handle numerous complicated work streams at once with a commercial perspective.’
‘Janusz Dzianachowski and and Tomasz Trystuła have great experience advising on complex real estate situations, involving flipping scenarios in cross-border transactions. The team perfectly coordinated by Janusz and Tomasz is pragmatic, solution-oriented, very proactive, fast and easily accessible. They are well prepared, detail-oriented and efficient. We feel extremely confident in them.’
‘What makes Linklaters unique is their ability to strongly focus on closing deals, their great cooperation with other advisors, excellent understanding of commercial aspects of a deal and real guidance of their clients, meaning always to-the-point advice.’
Key clients
7R
AEW Europe
ARES Management
Bain Capital Credit
Bud Holdings
CBRE Investment Management
Chariot Group
CFH
Develia
DWS
Echo Investment
EPP
FFA Real Estate
GalCap Europe
GARBE Industrial Real Estate
Generali Real Estate
Griffin Capital Partners
Greenman
Grosvenor
Heimstaden
Investika
LeadCrest Capital Partners
Lincoln PropertyCompany
Morgan Stanley
NEPI Rockcastle
NIAM
Nrep
Panattoni
Patron Capital
REINO Partners
Resi4Rent
Somerston Group
White Star Real Estate
W. P. Carey
Vestinlog
Work highlights
- Advised NEPI Rockcastle on the acquisition of Forum Gdańsk Shopping Centre for €250m.
- Advised Develia on the €100m acquisition of the Polish subsidiaries of Nexity.
- Advised Nrep on the acquisition of an 80% stake in 7R.
Poland > White-collar crime Tier 1
Linklaters‘ white-collar crime team is skilled in handling internal investigations, as well as AML compliance and government investigations. Sitting within the wider litigation, arbitration and investigations practice led by Cezary Wiśniewski, the group has significant experience acting for banks and investments funds. Tomasz Manicki leads the dedicated white-coller crime team and has significant experience advising clients in highly-regulated industries. Marek Tołcz specialises in administrative proceedings aimed at imposing penalties on corporates and individuals, and is praised for his ‘excellent research capability converted into thoroughly considered advice‘.Practice head(s):
Tomasz Manicki; Cezary Wiśniewski
Other key lawyers:
Marek Tołcz; Paweł Wysocki
Testimonials
‘Very knowledgeable team, capable of building confidence and trust, to establish and maintain close cooperation and understanding with the client.’
‘Cezary Wiśniewski: always keen to get involved and provide the wider context to the issues in question. Tomasz Manicki: always at the heart of the matter, combining information from a variety of sources to come up with the best possible advice. Marek Tołcz: excellent research capability converted into thoroughly considered advice.’
‘Creative and committed team.’
Key clients
Polski Fundusz Rozwoju S.A.
Capitea S.A. (previously GetBack S.A.)
DNB Bank Polska S.A.
Assets Holdco S.A.
Work highlights
- Representing Polski Fundusz Rozwoju, as the aggrieved party, in a criminal investigation conducted by a number of Regional Prosecutor’s Offices and police offices concerning suspicion of fraud concerning wrongfully obtained financial subsidies carried out by beneficiaries of the government programmes Tarcza Finansowa Polskiego Funduszu Rozowoju dla Małych i Średnich Firm and Tarcza Finansowa Polskiego Funduszu Rozwoju dla Dużych Firm.
- Representing Capitea S.A., as the aggrieved party, in a criminal investigation conducted by the Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Warsaw, and as the subject of a regulatory investigation in front of the Polish Financial Supervisory Authority concerning multiple fraudulent activities of the former management board, and senior officers of the company, as well as their business counterparties.
- Representing the brokerage house DNB Bank Polska S.A. in criminal and associated civil proceedings in connection with brokerage fraud committed by a representative of the bank to the detriment of a group of VIP customers.
Poland > Commercial, corporate and M&A Tier 2
Linklaters boasts ‘outstanding expertise’ in M&A, exits, and restructurings, especially those involving an international or cross-border element. Assisting international investors with their inbound Polish investments is also an area of activity for the group. English-qualified M&A lawyer Daniel Cousens sits at the helm of the practice, and is noted for his focus on transactions across the CEE region. Cousens is ably supported by Marcin Schulz, who is strong in corporate regulatory mandates, and Cezary Wiśniewski, who has expertise in assisting multinational companies with their Polish investments.Practice head(s):
Daniel Cousens; Marcin Schulz
Other key lawyers:
Michał Szperzyński; Cezary Wiśniewski; Christopher Quinn; Szymon Renkiewicz; Krzysztof Górny; Magdalena Szewczyk; Piotr Zbyszyński
Testimonials
‘The people have outstanding expertise, very good attention to detail, pragmatic approach, negotiation and strategic skills. Good availability of the team.’
‘Marcin Schulz has a strategic approach, and is reliable and trustworthy with excellent communication, capturing the big picture and thinking from the perspective of business needs.’
‘Magdalena Szewczyk has excellent knowledge in M&A, is available and caring of clients’ needs, and proactive.’
‘High involvement of the whole Linklaters Polish corporate team. Capability to front all legal aspects of the project and good coordination with other Linklaters teams.’
‘The team is very service-minded, always prepared to assist, good knowledge, competent and answers all questions.’
‘Magdalena Szewczyk is very easy to cooperate with, quick on feedback, competent and service minded.’
‘Service minded and helpful, always offer extra help where they can and act fast. Good communication both in regards of English language and swift responses. We are really dependent on our legal help from Linklaters, and the team we work with lives up to our expectations.’
‘Compared to other Polish companies we work with, Linklaters is by far one of the best.’
Key clients
ArcelorMittal
Astatine Investment Partners
Bain Capital Credit
CRH Materials Poland
Cornerstone Investment Managers
Daikin
Griffin Capital Partners
Iberdrola
IFM
InfraVia Capital Partners
ING Bank Śląski S.A.
Mayr-Melnhof Karton AG
Meridiam
Mirova
Nrep
Oaktree Capital Management
Plexus
Polski Fundusz Rozwoju S.A.
Trzuskawica
Work highlights
- Avised InfraVia Capital Partners on the acquisition of 50% of iliad Group’s interest in Polski Światłowód Otwarty sp. z o.o.
- Advised Cornerstone Investment Management, a major CEE private equity investment management firm, on its acquisition, in cooperation with Kartesia, a European specialist financing provider, of Ecowipes, a major European manufacturer of biodegradable wet wipes.
- Advised ArcelorMittal, a multinational steel manufacturing corporation, on the acquisition of Złomex, a Polish scrap metal recycling business.
Poland > Energy and natural resources Tier 2
Linklaters‘ energy and natural resources practice is well versed in advising on issues across the gamut of energy subsectors, including oil and gas, electricity, and nuclear. Its client roster includes major international and domestic investors, electricity companies, governments, and financial institutions. The team is also increasingly active in renewables matters, advising on the construction, development, and financing of wind farms and photovoltaic projects. Patryk Figiel leads the practice, capably assisted by administrative and public law expert Jakub Dąbrowski and New York-qualified Natalia Mikołajczyk.Practice head(s):
Patryk Figiel
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
‘Jakub Dąbrowski – very efficient and reliable. Pleasure to work with.’
‘The firm has strong market reputation and recognition.’
‘Jakub Dąbrowski manages the team and is a true expect in this field. Very responsive. Offers a pragmatic and solution-focused approach.’
Key clients
Baltic Power
BNP Paribas
EBRD
Iberdrola
Ignits Group
Marguerite
Mirova
Nestlé Polska
Northland Power
PAD RES
Pomerania Wind Farm
Société Générale
Work highlights
- Advised Mirova, an affiliate of Natixis Investment Managers, on its investment in Sunly, an independent power producer, as part of a €200m fundraising.
- Advised Pomerania Wind Farm sp. z o.o. on the legal aspects of the development process of a 100MW onshore wind farm.
- Advised PAD RES, a Polish renewable energy developer, on the financing of the construction of a solar park project in Genowefa with a total capacity of 35MW.
Poland > Investment funds Tier 2
Poland > Tax Tier 2
Taking full advantage of its full-service structure, the tax practice at Linklaters works closely alongside the firm’s corporate, banking and real estate practices to offer comprehensive advice to its clients. The team is also praised by one client for its ‘strong offerings handling compliance with local regulations‘. Practice head Mikołaj Bieniasz is particularly experienced in providing tax advice related to cross-border and domestic restructurings, as well as M&A transactions, tax planning and transfer pricing issues. Michał Nocoń is also recommended.Practice head(s):
Mikołaj Bieniasz
Other key lawyers:
Michał Nocoń; Jan Jurga
Testimonials
‘Linklaters possesses a highly regarded tax practice with strong offerings handling compliance with local regulations. Their primary focus is client service, responsiveness, giving practical and efficient advice and making transactions as easy for us as possible. They understand the business inside-out, understand what we are trying to achieve and work tirelessly to achieve that.’
‘Very business-oriented approach; high level of expertise and knowledge.’
‘They do the utmost to understand the problem, analyse the overall situation and propose solutions. This goes to the team but also to individuals.’
‘Track record and team expertise, their qualifications and background, as well as notable cases the firm has handled. Available resources and ability to handle cases in multiple jurisdictions if needed stand out as well.’
‘Client-centred approach, relationship management and communication. Responsiveness to inquires and updates on case progress status – generally addressing the client’s needs and concerns.’
‘Very competent, with high interpersonal skills, flexible as to time schedule.’
‘Michał Nocoń and Jan Jurga – high competence and communication skills.’
Key clients
ArcelorMittal
GARBE Industrial Real Estate GmbH
InfraVia Capital Partners
Mirova
NIAM
Work highlights
- Advised InfraVia Capital Partners on the tax aspects of the acquisition of 50% of iliad Group’s interest in Polski Światłowód Otwarty sp. z o.o.
- Advised ArcelorMittal, a multinational steel manufacturing corporation, on the tax aspects of the acquisition of Zakład Przerobu Złomu, a Polish scrap metal recycling business.
Poland > Capital markets Tier 3
The capital markets team at Linklaters sits within the firm’s wider wider corporate and M&A department, which is headed up by Daniel Cousens. Managing associate Szymon Renkiewicz chairs the ECM work. The practice frequently collaborates with the firm’s banking and finance team, led by Marta Domino, and its financial regulatory practice, headed up by Marcin Schulz, which handles DCM mandates. Regulatory work also forms a key part of the firm’s offering.Practice head(s):
Daniel Cousens; Marta Domino; Marcin Schulz; Szymon Renkiewicz
Key clients
ING Bank Śląski S.A.
Bain Capital Credit
Polski Fundusz Rozwoju S.A.
Capitea S.A.
Citigroup Inc.
Work highlights
- Advised the underwriters on the SEC-shelf update and $3bn SEC-registered note issuances by The State Treasury of Poland, represented by the Minister of Finance.
- Advised the banks on an update of the EMTN €15bn programme by Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego.
Poland > Construction Tier 3
The construction practice at Linklaters sits within the firm’s real estate, energy, and infrastructure group, offering assistance to clients across the entire spectrum of investments in the logistics, road, and energy infrastructure sectors. The team excels in matters related to the preparation of contractual structures, drafting and negotiating development contracts, as well as handling related permitting and zoning issues. The practice is led by real estate experts Janusz Dzianachowski and Artur Kulawski, and Patryk Figiel, who specialises in energy and infrastructure matters.Practice head(s):
Artur Kulawski; Janusz Dzianachowski; Patryk Figiel
Other key lawyers:
Monika Lerka; Tomasz Trystuła
Testimonials
‘Wide experience, great understanding of the market and its rules.’
‘I’ve been cooperating with Monika Lerka for a few years. She understands my business goals, is very professional, personally involved in the transaction.’
‘Very experienced team with practical approach. Good commitment.’
‘Tomasz Trystuła – experienced lawyer providing coherent advice in relation to many difficult and complex issues.’
Key clients
7R
AEW Europe
CBRE Investment Management
Echo Investment
Grosvenor
Panattoni
PAD RES
Patron Capital Advisers
Pomerania Wind Farm
REINO Partners
Work highlights
- Advised Patron Capital on its joint venture with 7R S.A. to develop a logistics warehouse in Goleniów.
- Advised PAD RES, a Polish renewable energy developer, on various issues relating to the construction of a solar park project in Genowefa, with a total capacity of 35MW.
- Advised Pomerania Wind Farm sp. z o.o. on the legal aspects of the development process of a major onshore wind farm in Poland.
Poland > Private equity Tier 3
Linklaters often undertakes private equity mandates which have a cross-jurisdictional element, including leveraged buyouts and acquisition financings, as well as advising on exit strategies. The team also supports private equity investors who are entering the Polish market. The practice is jointly led by Daniel Cousens and Marcin Schulz.Practice head(s):
Daniel Cousens; Marcin Schulz
Key clients
Astatine Investment Partners
Bain Capital Partners
Cornerstone Investment Managers
Griffin Capital Partners
IFM
InfraVia Capital Partners
MidEuropa Partners
Mirova
Oaktree Capital Management
Polski Fundusz Rozwoju S.A.
Work highlights
- Advised InfraVia Capital Partners on the acquisition of 50% of Iliad Group’s interest in Polski Światłowód Otwarty sp. z o.o.
- Advised Astatine Investment Partners on the Polish aspects of the sale of Emitel, a Polish transmission company, to Cordiant Digital Infrastructure, an investment fund focused on digital infrastructure listed on the London Stock Exchange.
- Advised Cornerstone Investment Management, a private equity investment management firm, on its acquisition of Ecowipes, a major European manufacturer of biodegradable wet wipes, in cooperation with Kartesia, a European specialist financing provider.
Poland > Employment Tier 4
Linklaters‘ employment practice advisory offering spans day-to-day HR issues, whistleblowing, discrimination and remote working practices. The practice is praised for its ‘great knowledge of the financial services sector‘ and regularly advises multinational and domestic companies in that sphere. Monika Krzyszkowska-Dąbrowska leads the practice and has experience handling terminations at management level, as well as individual and collective redundancies. Another active member of the practice is Łukasz Burakowski. Katarzyna Magnuska joined the practice from Wardynski & Partners in September 2023.Practice head(s):
Monika Krzyszkowska-Dąbrowska
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
‘The Linklaters team provides extremely high-quality employment advice, always explaining our options in a clear, pragmatic manner.’
‘It is a pleasure to deal with Linklaters.’
‘The team has great strength and depth, and great knowledge of the financial services sector. Partners are actively involved with advice.’
‘Monika Krzyszkowska-Dąbrowska provides exceptional service and always provides commercial advice.’
‘They take care of the client through every step of the process, from investigating important details of the case, through mediation and trial, up to the finalisation of compensation payments (if required). They share important updates in a very concise and clear way. They provide clear and meaningful advice, including risk assessment (which is not typical for other firms).’
‘Their approach to business continuity, based on the cooperation between counsels in the team, allows them to be on top of every case all the time.’
Key clients
Arcelor Mittal
Cornerstone
Develia
InfraVia
Intel
NREP
Perfetti Van Melle
Unilever
Work highlights
- Assisting Agfa, from an employment law perspective, with recent strategic transformation projects.
- Advising Cornerstone Investment Management, a major private equity investment management firm, on its acquisition of Ecowipes, in cooperation with Kartesia, a European specialist financing provider.
- Advising on TUPE as well as transactional and strategic issues in relation to the acquisition by the Perfetti Van Melle Group from the Mondelez Group of a chewing gum business in Europe and North America.
Lawyer Profiles
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Adriana Andrzejewska | Counsel | View Profile | |
Mikołaj Bieniasz | Counsel, Head of Tax Practice | View Profile | |
Łukasz Burakowski | Managing Associate | View Profile | |
Daniel Cousens | Partner, Head of Corporate/Private Equity Practice | View Profile | |
Marta Domino | Partner, Head of Banking & Finance Practice | View Profile | |
Janusz Dzianachowski | National Managing Partner | View Profile | |
Jakub Dąbrowski | Managing Associate | View Profile | |
Patryk Figiel | Partner, Head of Energy and Infrastructure Practice | View Profile | |
Joanna Gawlicka | Managing Associate | View Profile | |
Adrian Horne | Counsel, Banking and Finance Practice | View Profile | |
Zbigniew Kruczkowski | Counsel | View Profile | |
Monika Krzyszkowska-Dąbrowska | Counsel, Head of Employment Practice | View Profile | |
Artur Kulawski | Partner, Head of Real Estate Practice | View Profile | |
Monika Lerka | Managing Associate | View Profile | |
Katarzyna Magnuska | Senior Associate | View Profile | |
Tomasz Manicki | Of Counsel | View Profile | |
Natalia Mikołajczyk | Managing Associate | View Profile | |
Jarosław Miller | Partner | View Profile | |
Michał Nocoń | Senior Associate | View Profile | |
Wojciech Podlasin | Managing Associate | View Profile | |
Szymon Renkiewicz | Managing Associate | View Profile | |
Marcin Schulz | National Managing Partner | View Profile | |
Michał Szperzyński | Managing Associate | View Profile | |
Małgorzata Szwaj | Partner, Head of Antitrust & Foreign Investment Practice | View Profile | |
Marek Tołcz | Senior Associate | View Profile | |
Tomasz Trystuła | Managing Associate | View Profile | |
Cezary Wiśniewski | Partner, Head of Arbitration, Litigation & Investigations Practice | View Profile |
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This country-specific Q&A provides an overview of Capital Markets laws and regulations applicable in Germany.
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Sweden: Capital Markets
Published: July 2024
Authors: Charlotte Levin Nima Naderi Albert Danielsson Rick Cuperus
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview of Capital Markets laws and regulations applicable in Sweden.