Sitting within the corporate department, the employment practice at Hogan Lovells (Warszawa) LLP fields a vast client foster, featuring companies from the production, pharmaceuticals, e-commerce, software, telecoms, automotive and insurance sectors. Andrzej Dębiec jointly leads the practice alongside Agnieszka Szczodra-Hajduk; the former has significant expertise advising clients on the employment aspects of cross-border M&A transactions, while the latter is well versed at handling the dismissals of executives.
Testimonials
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‘I have worked with Hogan Lovells for more than 15 years. They provide professional advice and they are interdisciplinary which facilitates issues to be solved because problems are analysed in the large context.’
‘Hogan Lovells employees are very client focused, very high standards, personal culture, empathy.’
‘Great people with expert knowledge, and human and friendly approach.’
‘Agnieszka Szczodra-Hajduk is an open-minded lawyer, always giving the best of herself.’
‘Good understanding of the client's business, proactive approach.’
‘Competent, reactive, professional.’
Key clients
- CygnaLabs
- Amdocs
- Revvity (previously affiliated with PerkinElmer, Inc.)
- Diligent
- Intel
- Nationale-Nederlanden Group
- DiaSorin
- CJ Europe
- Equinix Poland
- IBM
- Viatris/Mylan Group
- Corning
- Dover
- TI Poland / TI Automotive
- Arthrex
- Texas Instruments
- Atlassian
- Lionbridge
- Honeywell Group
- Centrum Pro Bono
- ABC
- Kantar
- Weener
- Habitat for Humanity
- Wefox
- Nissan
Work highlights
- Advised Cygna Labs Poland on the transfer of employees due to the acquisition of the DDI business of NCC Group, and on the post-transition integration process.
- Advising Amdocs on remote work, global mobility, immigration issues, working time optimalisation and employee benefits.
- Advised Revvity on the employment aspects of the divesture of its business to an investment firm, New Mountain Capital.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Andrzej Dębiec, Agnieszka Szczodra-Hajduk