The Polish Ministry of Finance has announced updates to the safe harbour rules for loan transactions in 2025, introducing changes...

In February 2025, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) issued a judgment which opened up the possibility of all foreign funds invested in Poland benefiting from corporate income tax (CIT) exemptions.

The Ministry of Finance has announced a comprehensive reform of the MDR (Mandatory Disclosure Rules) regulations, aimed at significantly simplifying reporting obligations.

On 22 April 2025, an important judgement of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) dated 27 February 2025 was published in case C-277/24 (Adjak), marking a significant shift in the approach to board members' liability for a company's tax debts.

GDPR and Data Protection expert and senior associate Bartosz Jankowski shares some important data protection information…

On 05 March 2025, the European Commission unveiled its comprehensive Action Plan aimed at bolstering the European automotive sector's transition towards zero-emission mobility.

A fascinating conference took place in the de facto capital of Central Europe last week. The Kosciuszko Foundation, together with ING Poland, hosted a conference entitled "New Business Frontiers – Leveraging the Transatlantic Partnership in the New Global Economy."

The European Union leads the global green transition through ambitious legislation aimed at reducing carbon emissions and fostering sustainability.

The worry that the reversal of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives by many American companies may have dire implications for Europe and European regulations could actually be far from the mark.

In 2023, via the Family Foundations Act (FFA), Poland introduced the new legal concept of the "family foundation" as a legal entity designed to manage and protect family assets...

From 1 April 2025, all entities entered in the Polish Business Register will be required to have their own e-delivery box. This obligation applies not only to partnerships and companies...

Katarzyna Sawa-Rybaczek is a rarity among lawyers in that she uniquely connects banking and finance with transactional real estate work.

Recent months have brought major challenges for both financial sector entities and ICT service providers with the entry into force of the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).

The year 2024 was a positive time for Polish consumers engaged in legal battles against banks over Swiss franc (CHF) denominated mortgages.

Following our joint session of the two GGI Practice Groups Global Mobility Solutions and Real Estate during the GGI World Conference in Zurich, speakers have briefly wrapped up their contents...

As artificial intelligence reshapes legal workflows in 2026, a generation of young lawyers confronts fundamental questions about career longevity and professional identity. Drawing on multiple industry surveys and the perspectives of Gen Z practitioners, this analysis examines whether AI represents an existential threat or a transformative tool that will redefine what it means to practice law.

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