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Dispute ResolutionWhite-Collar CrimeArbitration

Partner, Head of Corporate Crime in CEE

Arkadiusz Korzeniewski is an advocate and a partner in the Dispute Resolution practice. He also leads the CMS CEE Corporate Crime initiative.

He has 25 years of experience in advising clients in corporate liability and investigations, corporate disputes, and arbitration proceedings. He also focuses on strategic advice concerning complex multi-disciplinary matters. He provides strategic support to management boards, supervisory boards, and legal departments in contentious and non-contentious matters.

Arkadiusz focuses on both preventive compliance (procedures and audits) and investigation compliance (representing clients in internal investigations). He also provides strategic advice concerning external proceedings (conducted by law enforcement agencies and courts). He also advises on issues related to the protection of whistleblowers. He prepares and advises on whistleblower procedures, and conducts interviews with whistleblowers.

He represents clients in corporate litigation cases. He regularly represents clients in highly complex corporate disputes. These are cases related to transactions such as post-SPA disputes, conflicts between shareholders or conflicts related to takeovers.

Arkadiusz also has significant experience in international commercial and investment arbitration. His unique experience primarily covers international investment arbitration. He represents clients in many high-profile cases concerning foreign investments in Poland. His experience also includes arbitration on large infrastructure projects, including the largest dispute in a Public-Private Partnerships road investment. Arkadiusz also advises on matters related to post-enforcement and the setting-aside of arbitral awards.

Polish; English

Warsaw Bar of Advocates

2015 - Post-graduate Studies in Evidence Law, Jagiellonian University, Krakow 2014 - Post-graduate Studies in Combating Commercial and Fiscal Crime, Jagiellonian University, Krakow 1997 - Master’s degree, University of Warsaw, Faculty of Law and Administration, Warsaw 1997 - University of Warsaw & University of Cambridge, Centre for the Study of English European Union Law, Warsaw