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Clifford Chance, Janicka, Kruzewski, Stosio i wspólnicy spólka komandytowa is a ‘leading disputes team in Poland’ with wide-ranging expertise that spans across arbitration proceedings and commercial litigation before state courts, public procurement cases, and litigation surrounding criminal, regulatory, and corporate investigations and compliance matters. Its client roster is composed of private equity houses, financial institutions and corporations. Construction disputes have been a key area of activity for the group, as well as commercial and investment arbitrations, disputes concerning financial institutions and class actions. Shareholder-linked litigation and post-M&A disputes also form an area of strength. Practice head and ’effective arbitrator’ Bartosz Krużewski handles domestic and international disputes, and Adelina Prokop is lauded as ‘the best litigation lawyer’. Michał Drwal departed the firm in April 2024.
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Testimonials
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‘Very responsive, clear and user-friendly way of communication, good quality of work, capable to work under pressure to deliver, great flexibility and excellent work. Great commitment to the matter entrusted to them, which they thoroughly analysed.’
‘Łukasz Piergies - young and enthusiastic lawyer, supportive, fast, pragmatic and knowledgeable. Adelina Prokop is the best litigation lawyer I have worked with. Always available, with a very broad knowledge, happy to find the best solutions.’
Key clients
- Invenergy Renewables LLC
- Mostostal Zabrze S.A.
Work highlights
Represented Bank BPH in 2020-2021 in proceedings before the Court of Justice of the European Union in a case for a preliminary ruling referred by a Polish court concerning consumer mortgage loans indexed to CHF (C-19/20).
Representing Invenergy in widely publicised BIT arbitration against Poland, concerning Invenergy’s multi-million dollar investments in the Polish wind energy sector.