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From 1 January 2009, businesses can enter into leases for fixed terms of up to 30 years.

On 8 January 2009, the minimum share capital required in limited liability companies has decreased to PLN 5,000 from PLN 50,000.

The European Commission’s decision to reduce carbon emission allowances by 26.7% in Poland’s National Allocation Plan for 2008-2012 ("NAP") has been ruled invalid by the ECJ Court of First Instance ("CFI").

The President has signed a new law abolishing the principle that monetary obligations in Poland must be carried out in Polish zlotys.

On 21 February 2012, the Chairman of the Polish Financial Supervision Commission ("KNF") sent a letter on bancassurance to the management boards of all insurance companies and banks in Poland.

On 31 March 2009, a new concept of consumer bankruptcy will be introduced, making it possible for individual debtors who are not engaged in business activities to be declared bankrupt.

Changes may be made to the way clinical trials are financed, supervised and conducted following an inspection of 13 clinical hospitals by the Supreme Audit Office (NIK).

From 22 March 2010, the period for which sponsors must keep basic documentation of a clinical trial will be extended from two to five years.

From 4 June 2010, new rules apply to the composition and labeling of dietary supplements.

Changes to insolvency laws have been signed by the President and will come into force 30 days after publication.

Insurance companies may, as a general rule, charge policyholders for early surrender of their investment as long as the amount charged is justified by the costs involved.

The acquisition of cable TV provider Aster by its direct competitor UPC has been given conditional approval by UOKIK, the Polish competition authority.

The economics of cybersquatting have been perfectly demonstrated by the recent purchase of the domain name Gmail.pl by a hydraulic-sanitary wholesaler.

A simplified form for registering a database with the Polish data protection authority (GIODO) will be introduced on 10 February 2009.

From 2011, the General Inspector for Personal Data Protection (GIODO) will be able to impose fines for non-compliance with its decisions.

On September 6, 2012 the Government Emergency Ordinance no. 47/2012 (the "Ordinance") was published in the Romanian Offcial Gazette no. 635 and entered into force.

A form of criminal liability for companies and other legal entities has been introduced into Slovak law.