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Since 2019 the UNCITRAL Working Group III has been discussing the establishment of the Advisory Centre to address the needs of developing states with respect to assistance in investment disputes.

The Polish Government's announcement that it would consider terminating its bilateral investments treaties (BITs) with other countries has been the focus of a great deal of attention...

Intra-group reorganisations involving Polish companies in strategic sectors may trigger foreign direct investment screening requirements, even when transactions appear purely technical. Understanding when FDI rules apply to share transfers and corporate restructurings is essential for international investors planning operations in Poland.

One of the fastest-developing countries in the European Union (EU), and ranked as the 27th easiest country for business by the World Bank, Poland is a sought-after export destination for many foreign investors

Did you know that you will soon lose ownership over your waste?

Restrictions should be taken into account when planning transactions of trade in agricultural real properties and shares of companies owning such properties.

But not all duties are unavoidable. With proper preparation, many Polish businesses can legally reduce, mitigate, or even avoid the application of anti-dumping measures altogether

Understanding dual-use items trade restrictions is absolutely essential for companies today. Due to the comprehensive development of new technologies and the complex geopolitical situation in recent years, the importance of products that can be used for both civilian and military purposes-so-called dual-use items-is increasing.

Technological advance and resultant socio-economic "revolutions" have always triggered significant developments in international economic law.

On Poland’s accession to the European Union on 1 May 2004, EC competition law became an integral part of Polish law alongside domestic competition law. In the months leading up to accession, Poland took legislative steps in order to make enforcement less problematical.

Geographical indications are particularly significant for the sale and export of products.