We look at whether Polish law, as it currently stands, offers any protection against SLAPPs.
Legal remedies against SLAPPs
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Educational programmes for ambitious business
Today’s reality is a regular minefield for most businesses. As lawyers we keep a close eye on trends and changes in the business environment. We sense, see, think, and analyse. And we connect the dots.
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The need to obtain the consent of the company’s bodies for a legal transaction
Company representatives must be aware that if they carry out a transaction without the consent required by the articles of association and this results in a loss/damage to the company’s assets, they may be held liable for damages to the company.
Another version of the whistleblower bill is now before the Sejm
On 26 February, another bill on the protection of whistleblowers was submitted to the Sejm under a new title: the “Whistleblowers Act”. The bill is intended to implement Directive 2019/1937 of the European Parliament and of the Council (EU) of 23 October 2019.
Sole proprietors and partnerships to choose their form of taxation
By when do sole proprietors and non-corporate entities have to choose their form of taxation? Which is the most advantageous? This article analyses and explains the available options.
KSeF: mandatory implementation cancelled, at least for now
The implementation deadline of 1 July 2024 for the National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) has been suspended, announced the Minister of Finance.
Global Arbitration Review introduces ‘Investment Treaty Arbitration: Poland’
The judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union in the Achmea case called into question the compatibility of investment treaties concluded between Member States with EU law.
Hydrogen law– new regulations urgently needed for the development of the hydrogen market
Hydrogen is expected to find applications primarily in energy, transport, industry and construction, thus facilitating the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
Corporate governance in companies: a way to reduce the risk of disputes
When an external investor joins a company or when entrepreneurs set up a joint venture, it is important to develop corporate governance principles, i.e. standards for decision-making, management, supervision and interaction between company bodies and owners.
The Anti-Usury Act: new requirements for lending institutions from 1 January 2024
The consumer credit market has evolved considerably in recent years, mainly due to increased interest from regulators. Both at national and European level.