Mr Maciej Marek > Dentons > Warsaw, Poland > Lawyer Profile

Dentons
UL. ZAJECZA 4
00-351 WARSZAWA
POLAND
Poland

Work Department

Competition

Position

Maciej Marek has practiced competition law for over ten years. He advises on M&A transactions, represents clients before antitrust authorities and assists in implementing compliance programs.

Maciej has advised Polish and multinational leaders operating in the sectors of IT, media, telecommunications, FMCG, as well as trade and distribution, including many Fortune Global 500 companies. He has represented clients and participated in numerous proceedings before the Polish competition authority, the European Commission as well as Polish and EU courts.

His experience includes negotiating what was probably the most complex conditional merger clearance the Polish competition authority has ever issued (a tiered, mixed, structural-behavioral remedy) as well as advising on unfair competition aspects of the biggest domestic dispute over a brand. He regularly handles multijurisdictional projects, including those requiring coordination of work of multiple local lawyers, economists and IT providers.

Career

Counsel at Dentons since 2023 (with the law firm since  2017).

Languages

Polish, English.

Memberships

Admitted to the Polish bar since 2015.
Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/E) at International Association of Privacy Professionals since 2017 and member of Allerhand Institute since 2011.

Education

Jagiellonian University, Master of Laws.
Warsaw School of Economics, “Academy of Companies” postgraduate studies.

 

Lawyer Rankings

Poland > Competition/antitrust

(Rising stars)

Maciej MarekDentons

Antitrust investigations and related litigation, state aid mandates, and merger clearances are the core areas of strength for the competition group at Dentons, and it is praised by one client for providing ‘hands-on, practical support for complicated investigations’. Agnieszka Stefanowicz-Barańska leads the group and is experienced at representing clients before Polish and EU competition authorities. She is supported by counsel Anna Gulińska, who has expertise in merger control mandates, Maciej Marek, who was promoted to counsel in April 2023, and focuses on matters concerning the new technologies sector.