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PRZYBECKI & PARTNERS spólka partnerska adwokatów i radców prawnych

Poland

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Led by Monika Ratajczak and Tomasz Przybecki, the team at PRZYBECKI & PARTNERS spólka partnerska adwokatów i radców prawnych specialises in assisting clients within the film industry, handling contracts, licensing, and cross-border compliance.
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  • This is the best law firm specialized in film & entertainment and IP in Poland. They excel in international settings & negotiations. For example, they negotiate on my firm’s behalf with CAA (the biggest international talent agency) - no other firm from Poland is able to do that. They’ve also helped our firm deliver the film to US and UK distributors - they know what is required in terms of legal deliveries, they understand what is standard and what is not (so they are able to protect you against an overreach of a US firm) - this is a very precious know-how as the requirements are very different in the US/UK than in Poland. They understand the differences between different legal systems and are able to align the Polish approach with the international approach. They also understand standard business terms and can handle business negotiations on your behalf and can counsel you on what is standard & customary and what is not.
  • P&P’s lawyers possess deep expertise in the film production industry, demonstrating efficiency, responsiveness, and clear, proactive communication. What sets them apart is their thorough understanding of international partners’ expectations, enabling them to provide informed, strategic guidance that aligns with cross-border co-production and financing requirements. Their counsel is both practical and tailored to the realities of complex film projects. They are open to being creative and finding solutions that allow them to combine the US approach to producing content (single studio system) with the European co-production model. They also found and introduced to the market solutions that allowed for the integration of the US contract requirements into contracts (e.g., such as talent contracts) with Polish crew and talents - this allows for smooth legal delivery of film projects abroad.