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Poland > Banking and finance Tier 1
The banking and finance group at Linklaters supports a wide expanse of clients, including, borrowers, financial institutions and alternative lending bodies, investment funds and sponsors with their domestic and international mandates. Marta Domino spearheads the practice with expertise in corporate, real estate and project finance, as well as restructuring matters. Other notable members of the department include Joanna Gawlicka, who boasts substantial experience in regulatory matters, and Maciej Chęciński, who has a strong grounding in renewable energy, infrastructure and real estate transactions. Jarosław Miller, Adrian Horne and Katarzyna Lesińska all departed in January 2025.Practice head(s):
Marta Domino
Other key lawyers:
Joanna Gawlicka; Maciej Chęciński; Marcin Nowak; Maciej Pietroń
Testimonials
‘Professionalism, expertise, dedication.’
‘Availability, fast reaction time, proactiveness.’
Key clients
Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego
Bank Handlowy w Warszawie S.A.
Bank Millennium S.A.
Bank Polska Kasa Opieki S.A.
BNP Paribas Bank Polska S.A.
Celsa Huta Ostrowiec
Cerberus Capital Management
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
mBank S.A.
PKO Bank Polski S.A.
Santander Bank Polska S.A.
Work highlights
- Advised a group of commercial lenders, ECAs and multilateral financial institutions on the development and $5.2bn non-recourse green financing of the Baltic Power offshore wind farm, which is owned by ORLEN and Northland Power.
- Advised Tauron on securing PLN 750m in financing from Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego to finance or refinance expenditures related to renewable energy sources and the development of power networks.
- Advised an affiliate of Cerberus Capital Management L.P. on the acquisition of 100% of the shares of VeloBank, a global bank in Poland.
Poland > Competition/antitrust Tier 1
Boasting a high-profile client base, consisting of international corporations and their Polish subsidiaries, as well as the leading domestic corporations, the Linklaters team provides advice across various industries, namely, banking and finance, telecoms and healthcare. Offering an advisory service spanning merger control, state aid and foreign investment, the team operates across a complex, cross-border landscape, given the firm’s global network. On the contentious side, the team represents clients before the Polish Competition Authority in cartel and vertical matters. Leading the practice is Małgorzata SzwajPractice head(s):
Małgorzata Szwaj
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
‘I appreciate Linklaters for their business-oriented approach, as well as a deep understanding of the core internal processes of our business.’
‘Their understanding of domestic and international antitrust regulations is impressive – and this made their expertise invaluable in our legal strategy. What I like about the Linklaters team is that they always provide a personalised approach, and that the counsel we receive is tailored to our specific needs.’
‘The team provides a holistic approach to the competition advice. Also impressive is their ability to deliver on-time in a fast paced environment and go the extra mile for their clients.’
‘Truly professional team, with a unique business approach to client work.’
‘The Linklaters team are an exceptional group of lawyers. They were responsive, effective and efficient in advising us throughout the process. I would highly recommend them.’
‘They always provide excellent service with advice tailored to our needs. The team, consisting of partner Małgorzata Szwaj and senior associate Filip Stawicki, has a unique ability to come up with creative legal solutions and explain complex legal matters in plain and simple language, which is highly appreciated by the business.’
Key clients
Beiersdorf/ Nivea
Cerberus
CRH
Kronospan
Orange Polska
Signal Capital Partners
Światłowód Inwestycje
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
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.
- Representing Orange Polska S.A., a supplier of telecommunications services in Poland, in two cases.
- Advising Cerberus Capital Management L.P. on acquisition of shares.
Poland > Dispute resolution Tier 1
Linklaters is highly adept at handling large, multi-jurisdictional cases for both Polish and international companies, and operates alongside the firm’s M&A, competition, banking and energy departments to provide large corporates and banks with a broad offering that encompasses representation in litigation and arbitration proceedings. Cezary Wiśniewski spearheads the team and is lauded as ‘one of the top Polish arbitration practitioners’. Other key members of the department include ‘experienced litigator’ Zbigniew Kruczkowski, who boasts expertise in shareholder disputes and private enforcement matters, and white-collar crime expert Tomasz Manicki. Marta Szrajer also ‘deserves special mention’ as a key name in administrative court proceedings.Practice head(s):
Cezary Wiśniewski
Other key lawyers:
Zbigniew Kruczkowski; Tomasz Manicki; Marta Szrajer; Marek Tołcz; Paweł Wysocki; Paula Czyż
Testimonials
‘The Linklaters team always focuses on the client’s needs and always selects a balanced litigation team supported by other lawyers, e.g. a department of experts in competition law, financial law, etc. I appreciate their synergy of work and the possibility of direct contact with each member of the team. They are also not afraid to engage younger lawyers, which adds a lot of good energy and innovation, e.g. in collecting evidence.’
‘Zbigniem Kruczkowski – experienced litigator, has extensive knowledge that he can present in an accessible way in the field of difficulty.’
‘A very competent and experienced team, perfectly prepared and efficiently managing disputes.’
‘Very competent and perfectly prepared for the cases. Marta Szrajer deserves special mention. Very good in analysing and discussing possible options.’
‘Excellent analysis skills, creative approach, good ideas. Very good planning and enforcement.’
‘What stands them out from others, especially smaller law firms, is access to AI systems that make everyday work easier – in particular, they perform very quick linguistic proofreading of texts and automatic translations from foreign languages. Linklaters takes care of the form of messages to the client and has the ability to build larger teams to handle a given case.’
‘From my own experience of working with the Linklaters team as an attorney co-investigating the case, I had the opportunity to see directly and “from the inside” that both Cezary Wiśniewski (partner) and Marta Szrajer (managing associate) are involved in the case personally and in-depth, and not only superficially. I highly value their communication and cooperation skills.’
‘Cezary Wiśniewski is one of top Polish arbitration practitioners.’
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.
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., supplier of telecoms services in Poland, in two cases involving claims filed by P4 sp. z o.o. against Orange Polska S.A. and Polkomtel sp. z o.o. (with participation of T-Mobile Polska S.A.) 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.
- Advising several leading banks active in Poland on a number of disputes regarding mortgage loans indexed to CHF and EUR and UNWW (insurance) issues, both individual claims and class actions.
- 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
The real estate team at Linklaters brings expertise to handling high-value transactions across all asset classes, including logistics, retail, offices and student accommodation. Advising a robust client roster of domestic and international investors, developers and financial institutions, the team is well-regarded for its work in transaction-based mandates, including portfolio sales and investments. The team is led by Artur KulawskiPractice head(s):
Artur Kulawski; Janusz Dzianachowski
Testimonials
‘Fantastic team. Very focused and hard-working.’
‘Very client-focused, with great experience, and result-oriented.’
‘Janusz Dzianachowski is probably the top real estate lawyer in Poland, with an 100% focus on clients’ needs. Great negotiator, problem solver and expert in commercial real estate.’
‘Very productive team, with good knowledge of the region and international markets. Practical and business-oriented, very helpful in crisis and difficult situations.’
‘Strong commercial acumen and ability to identify and focus on the key points of the deal, enabling efficient negotiations with the counterparty.’
Key clients
7R
AEW Europe
ARES Management
Bain Capital Credit
Bud Holdings
CBRE Investment Management
Chariot Group
CFH
Clarion Partners Europe
Develia
DWS
Echo Investment
EPP
FFA Real Estate
GalCap Europe
GARBE Industrial Real Estate
Generali Real Estate
Griffin Capital Partners
Grosvenor
Heimstaden
Investika
LeadCrest Capital Partners
Lincoln Property Company
Morgan Stanley
NEPI Rockcastle
NIAM
Nrep
Panattoni
Patron Capital
REINO Partners
Resi4Rent
Signal Capital Partners
Stena Real Estate
Somerston Group
White Star Real Estate
W. P. Carey
Vestinlog
Work highlights
- Advised Nrep on the acquisition of an 80% stake in 7R SA, a logistics developer.
- Advised Stena Real Estate on the acquisition of the Studio B office building in Warsaw from Skanska.
- Advised Signal Capital Partners on launching a new student housing platform in Poland.
Poland > White-collar crime Tier 1
Linklaters is a popular choice for banks, investment funds, private equity funds and public companies seeking assistance with long-term crisis management. The team is well versed in regulatory investigations and investigations involving alleged fraudulent activity. Jointly heading the practice is Tomasz Manicki, who specialises in criminal and administrative penalties being faced in highly regulated sectors, and Cezary Wiśniewski. Marek Tołcz is highlighted for his expertise in administrative court proceedings concerning regulatory and capital market matters. Paweł Wysocki is well versed at representing clients in proceedings conducted before regulatory authorities.Practice head(s):
Tomasz Manicki; Cezary Wiśniewski
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
‘Combination of great legal expertise and understanding of complex economic processes.’
Key clients
Capitea S.A. (previously GetBack S.A.)
Assets Holdco S.A.
Polski Fundusz Rozwoju S.A.
Work highlights
- Representing Capitea as the aggrieved party in a criminal investigation conducted by the Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Warsaw.
- Representing the leasing division of DNB Bank Polska S.A. (Assets Holdco S.A.) in criminal and associated civil proceedings in connection with the leasing fraud committed by a number of interrelated companies belonging to a cross-border crime group.
- Representing Polski Fundusz Rozwoju S.A. as the aggrieved party in a criminal investigation conducted by a number of Regional Prosecutor’s Offices.
Poland > Commercial, corporate and M&A Tier 2
Linklaters ‘offers a unique blend of international excellence and personalised local service‘, and excels in handling the multi-jurisdictional and cross-border elements of M&A transactions, as well as corporate restructurings. Another core area of focus for the team is assisting investors with their inbound investments. Jointly sitting at the helm of the department is English-qualified M&A expert Daniel Cousens, who also heads up the firm’s CEE practice, and Marcin Schulz, who was recently promoted to national managing partner and is skilled in corporate regulatory mandates. The firm is also home to senior partner Cezary Wiśniewski, whose client roster includes multinational companies, and Piotr Zbyszyński, who is lauded as ‘an exceptional lawyer’.Practice head(s):
Daniel Cousens; Marcin Schulz
Other key lawyers:
Michał Szperzyński; Christopher Quinn; Krzysztof Górny; Wojciech Kobyliński; Szymon Renkiewicz; Piotr Zbyszyński; Magdalena Szewczyk
Testimonials
‘We appreciate the practice’s innovative approach, including flexible billing, cutting-edge legal technology, and a strong focus on diversity and collaboration.’
‘Compared to other firms, Linklaters Poland offers a unique blend of international excellence and personalised local service, making it a top choice for high-profile legal matters.’
‘Readiness to help, understanding of true client’s needs, ability to propose unique solutions.’
‘The Linklaters team are an exceptional group of lawyers who are plugged into an exciting Polish market. Their knowledge and understanding of the market and the various transactions which are taking place as well as the counter-parties based there is second-to-none.’
‘This team was a pleasure to work with and were committed to our transaction throughout. I would highly recommend them.’
‘Piotr Zbyszyński is an exceptional lawyer.’
Key clients
Cerberus
Cornerstone Investment Management
CRH
Dell
EBRD
EY
Iberdrola
Industry Funds Management
ING Bank Śląski S.A.
mBank S.A.
Mirova
Nrep
PZU S.A.
Trzuskawica S.A.
Work highlights
- Advised Cerberus on the PLN 1.075bn acquisition of 100% of the shares in VeloBank, a global bank in Poland, established as a result of the resolution process of Getin Noble Bank.
- Advised Nrep, a Northern European real estate investor managing assets worth more than EUR 19bn, on the acquisition of an 80% stake in 7R SA, a logistics developer.
- Advised the EBRD on its EUR 75m investment in R.Power, an independent power producer based in Poland with renewables portfolio in Poland and other European Union markets, including Romania, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Portugal.
Poland > Energy and natural resources Tier 2
Linklaters channels the experience of its team to advise investors, independent power producers and financial institutions, demonstrating ‘strong market insight and experience’ on such mandates as assisting a consortium of commercial lenders with the non-recourse green financing of a offshore wind farm. Patryk Figiel leads the team, and is adept at handling transactions involving the acquisition and financing of renewable and conventional energy investments, while recently promoted counsel Jakub Dąbrowski is well-regarded for his advising of domestic and international investors on energy investment projects.Practice head(s):
Patryk Figiel
Other key lawyers:
Jakub Dabrowski
Testimonials
‘The Linklaters team provides both local support and has expertise in Brussels which is very useful in dealing with EU requirements and legislation.’
‘Linklater’s services are always a guarantee of quality and a top-level analysis of the issues raised. I think that what distinguishes it is always the same serious and professional approach, regardless of the topic presented for work. Even seemingly simple matters are dealt with in a very serious and appropriate manner.’
‘Strong market insight and experience.’
‘Very client-oriented and professional. Excellent legal support to our company.’
Key clients
Astatine Investment Partners
BNP Paribas
CRH
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
European Investment Bank
Helaxia
Iberdrola
Ignits Group
InfraVia
Marguerite
Mirova
Nestlé
Northland Power
PAD RES
Pomerania Wind Farm
Société Générale
Work highlights
- Advised a group of commercial lenders, ECAs and multilateral financial institutions on the development and non-recourse green financing of the Baltic Power offshore wind farm in Poland.
- Advised Mirova and a French asset manager, on its investment in ‘Baltic Storage Platform’, an Estonian-based energy storage joint venture between Corsica Sole and Evecon.
- Advised the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development on its investment in R.Power.
Poland > Private equity Tier 2
The private equity group at Linklaters often undertakes mandates that require cross-border expertise, and the practice is highly adept at handling a plethora of private equity mandates, including leveraged buyouts, management buyouts, public to private transactions, exit strategies, and acquisition financings. Praised as ‘the go-to person for international private equity work‘, Daniel Cousens jointly leads the group with national managing partner Marcin Schulz, who ‘demonstrates strong sector knowledge‘.Practice head(s):
Daniel Cousens; Marcin Schulz
Other key lawyers:
Magdalena Szewczyk; Michał Szperzyński
Testimonials
‘This is without a doubt one of the top teams in the region. It is both deep in terms of numbers and is excellent in terms of quality. They have extensive experience and they also have tremendous energy. They are well versed in Poland and the wider region and are my go to firm for these sort of projects anywhere between the Baltics and Turkey.’
‘Daniel Cousens is one of the smartest, kindest and most experienced lawyers in the region. Always a pleasure to work with, always ready to help and very effective in getting deals across the line.’
‘Marcin Schulz is a force to be reckoned with – smart, capable and commercial. He has deep knowledge of many industries and is very client friendly.’
‘This team combines the experience and depth of an international firm with local knowledge which spans Eastern Europe and Balkans including Turkey. The team is always available for questions.’
‘Daniel Cousens is the go-to person for international private equity work. He’s experienced, technically superb, pleasant, easy to work with and reliable.’
‘Strong sector expertise and a large team with broad capabilities to manage complex transactions, including with cross border elements.’
‘Marcin Shulz demonstrates strong sector knowledge and responsiveness.’
‘The entire LL team was very devoted to the project. They worked on time, provided the necessary information and answered the inquiries of the case.’
Key clients
Cerberus
Cornerstone Investment Management
Mirova
IFM
Marguerite
Nrep
InfraVia Capital Partners
Work highlights
- Advised Cerberus on the PLN1.075bn acquisition of 100% of the shares in VeloBank established as a result of the resolution process of Getin Noble Bank.
- Advised Cerberus Capital Management on the Polish aspects of the acquisition and financing of a SEK11.5bn portfolio of loans acquired from Intrum.
- Advised Mirova, an affiliate of Natixis Investment Managers, on its investment in “Baltic Storage Platform”, an Estonian-based energy storage joint venture between Corsica Sole, and Evecon, a developer of renewable energy in the Baltics.
Poland > Tax Tier 2
Linklaters offers clients a joined-up service between its tax, corporate, banking, and real estate offerings, ensuring comprehensive transaction support for domestic and cross-border mandates. The group additionally advises on contentious tax matters. The team is led by Mikołaj Bieniasz, who brings more than 25 years’ experience in tax planning, tax litigation and transfer pricing; and ‘strategic thinker’ Michał Nocoń, who was promoted to co-head in November 2024, and who has key strength in the private equity sector. Jan Jurga covers direct and indirect tax, and is noted for his ‘deep knowledge of tax regulations’.Practice head(s):
Mikołaj Bieniasz; Michał Nocoń
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
‘The team excels in handling tax insurance, which is crucial for M&A transactions. Their expertise ensures neither party in a transaction has to retain unwanted tax risks, providing peace of mind and financial stability.’
‘Each team member brings specialised knowledge to the table. Jan Jurga’s acumen as a tax adviser, Michał Nocoń’s skills as an advocate, and Mikołaj Bieniasz’s leadership offer comprehensive solutions.’
‘Jan Jurga stands out in the field of tax advisory due to his expert knowledge and profound understanding of tax regulations. He has an ability to interpret and apply complex tax laws to practical situations, which has continuously impressed me.’
‘Michał Nocoń differentiates himself through his strong advocacy skills. His talent for representing clients’ interests robustly ensures the best possible outcomes. Michał is a strategic thinker, with a remarkable ability to anticipate potential issues and navigate them proactively.
‘Mikołaj Bieniasz combines broad knowledge of tax issues with specialised expertise, addressing a diverse range of client needs effectively. He also fosters a collaborative environment within the team, ensuring that all members are aligned and working towards optimal client outcomes.’
‘They use advanced technology for tax calculations and compliance tracking, ensuring accurate and timely results. The team is diverse and inclusive, which means they bring different perspectives to their work, leading to more creative solutions.’
‘Jan Jurga stands out because of his deep knowledge of tax regulations. He can explain complex tax issues in a way that is easy to understand, which is very helpful for making decisions. His attention to detail ensures nothing is overlooked, making his advice reliable and thorough.’
‘The Linklaters team are an exceptional group of lawyers who are plugged into an exciting Polish market. Michał Nocoń was a pleasure to work with and was committed to our transaction throughout. I would highly recommend him.’
Key clients
Cerberus
Clarion Partners Europe
Mirova
Signal Capital Partners
Stena Real Estate
Work highlights
Poland > Capital markets Tier 3
At Linklaters, the capital markets group is housed within the firm’s wider corporate and M&A department. Szymon Renkiewicz heads up the ECM side of the practice, which often coordinates with the firm’s banking and finance team, as well as the financial regulatory group. Renkiewicz has expertise in IPOs, delistings, SPOs and bond offerings.Other key lawyers:
Szymon Renkiewicz; Wojciech Kobyliński; Piotr Zbyszyński; Maciej Ficiński
Key clients
ING Bank Śląski S.A.
Cerberus
Poland > Construction Tier 3
The construction team at Linklaters is instructed by clients across a wide range of industries including logistics, infrastructure and energy. The firm advises on all phases of the project life cycle, including the permitting, construction and operational stages, with the group demonstrating particular capabilities in drafting, negotiations and claim management. The practice is jointly led by Artur KulawskiPractice head(s):
Artur Kulawski; Janusz Dzianachowski; Patryk Figiel
Testimonials
‘Very good team providing initiative, good feedback and an understanding of the needs of the parties.’
‘Flexibility when looking for solutions is at the highest level. ’
‘The construction team is very business-oriented and has a practical approach. They always try to find solutions and solve any legal complications.’
‘Responsiveness, attention to detail and a good business understanding and practical approach.’
Key clients
7R
AEW Europe
CBRE Investment Management
Echo Investment
Grosvenor
Panattoni
Patron Capital
REINO Partners
Signal Capital Partners
Work highlights
- Advised Panattoni on the construction of a factory.
- Advised a group of commercial lenders, ECAs and multilateral financial institutions on the development and non-recourse green financing of the Baltic Power offshore wind farm in Poland
- Advising an international owner of a retail chain on the construction of an automated warehouse.
Poland > Investment funds Tier 3
Poland > Employment Tier 4
Linklaters is leaned on by its clients for advice on the introduction of whistleblower regulations, terminations of senior executives, collective redundancies, internal investigations and employment litigation. Monika Krzyszkowska-Dąbrowska is at the forefront of the practice and boasts extensive employment expertise. Łukasz Burakowski is a key contact for employment-related transactional matters.Practice head(s):
Monika Krzyszkowska-Dąbrowska
Other key lawyers:
Testimonials
‘Very competent team, always available when needed, clear information when the main contact is unavailable. The person replacing the main contact person is familiar with the subject, able to respond in a qualitative way.’
‘We worked closely with Łukasz Burakowski, who is a very competent person, able to answer our questions and look at the topic from many perspectives. He is able to explain difficult topics in simple words.’
Key clients
Cerberus
CRH
Develia
Perfetti Van Melle
Unilever
Carrier
Plexus
TRATON SE
Oaktree
Meridiam
IFM
RTX Corporation
Work highlights
- Advising an affiliate of Cerberus Capital Management L.P. on employment aspects of the acquisition of 100% of the shares in VeloBank.
- Advising CRH plc on employment aspects of the carve-out of the lime and limestone flours business in Poland, as part of a global lime business separation effort.
- Advising Perfetti Van Melle Group BV on employment aspects in relation to its $1.35bn acquisition of Mondelez’s developed-market gum business in the United States, Canada and Europe.
Lawyer Profiles
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Adriana Andrzejewska | Counsel | View Profile |
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Mikołaj Bieniasz | Counsel, Co-Head of Tax Practice | View Profile |
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Łukasz Burakowski | Managing Associate | View Profile |
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Daniel Cousens | Partner, Co-Head of Corporate/Private Equity Practice | View Profile |
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Marta Domino | Partner, Head of Banking & Finance Practice | View Profile |
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Janusz Dzianachowski | National Managing Partner | View Profile |
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Jakub Dąbrowski | Managing Associate | View Profile |
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Patryk Figiel | Partner, Head of Energy and Infrastructure Practice | View Profile |
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Joanna Gawlicka | Managing Associate | View Profile |
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Zbigniew Kruczkowski | Counsel | View Profile |
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Monika Krzyszkowska-Dąbrowska | Counsel, Head of Employment Practice | View Profile |
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Artur Kulawski | Partner, Head of Real Estate Practice | View Profile |
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Monika Lerka | Managing Associate | View Profile |
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Katarzyna Magnuska | Senior Associate | View Profile |
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Tomasz Manicki | Of Counsel | View Profile |
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Natalia Mikołajczyk | Managing Associate | View Profile |
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Michał Nocoń | Co-Head of Tax practice | View Profile |
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Wojciech Podlasin | Managing Associate | View Profile |
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Szymon Renkiewicz | Managing Associate | View Profile |
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Marcin Schulz | National Managing Partner, Co-Head of Corporate/Private Equity Practice | View Profile |
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Michał Szperzyński | Managing Associate | View Profile |
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Marta Szrajer | Managing associate | View Profile |
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Małgorzata Szwaj | Partner, Head of Antitrust & Foreign Investment Practice | View Profile |
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Marek Tołcz | Senior Associate | View Profile |
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Tomasz Trystuła | Managing Associate | View Profile |
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Cezary Wiśniewski | National Senior Partner, Head of Arbitration, Litigation & Investigations Practice | View Profile |
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