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Boasting a high-profile client base, consisting of international corporations and their Polish subsidiaries, as well as the leading domestic corporations, the Addleshaw Goddard Wisniewski Dzianachowski Schulz i Wspólnicy sp.k. team provides advice across various industries, namely, banking and finance, telecoms and healthcare. Offering an advisory service spanning merger control, state aid and foreign investment, the team operates across a complex, cross-border landscape, given the firm’s global network. On the contentious side, the team represents clients before the Polish Competition Authority in cartel and vertical matters. Leading the practice is Małgorzata Szwaj, who is a recognised authority on EU merger control and restrictive agreements. Barbara Wanat advises clients with regard to Polish and European competition and consumer protection law, while Filip Stawicki joins the firm from Clifford Chance. In April 2025, Linklaters’ Warsaw office was transferred to Addleshaw Goddard.
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Testimonials
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- 'I appreciate Linklaters for their business-oriented approach, as well as a deep understanding of the core internal processes of our business.'
- 'Their understanding of domestic and international antitrust regulations is impressive - and this made their expertise invaluable in our legal strategy. What I like about the Linklaters team is that they always provide a personalised approach, and that the counsel we receive is tailored to our specific needs.'
Key clients
- Beiersdorf/ Nivea
- Cerberus
Work highlights
Representing Kronospan Mielec sp. z o.o. and Kronospan Polska sp. z o.o., in appeal proceedings before the Court for the Protection of Competition and Consumers.
Representing Orange Polska S.A., a supplier of telecommunications services in Poland, in two cases.