Amendments to Polish Construction Law

By Dr Robert Lewandowski, lawyer at Derra, Meyer & Partners in Warsaw On 1st January 2017 new amendments were introduced  to Polish Construction Law and went into force enhancing the legal status of investors within the construction process. The new laws focus on reduction of administrative duties, clarification  of issues causing   interpretation difficulties and doubts […]

Robert LewandowskiPartner, DLP Dr Lewandowski & Partners

WBW Weremczuk Bobel & Partners joins IR as the exclusive Mergers & Acquisitions Member in Poland

IR Global, the world’s largest exclusive network of advisory firms is delighted to introduce Krzysztof Weremczuk of WBW Weremczuk Bobel & Partners. Krzysztof has joined IR as our exclusive Mergers & Acquisitions Member in Poland. Weremczuk Bobeł & Partners holds a well established position on the legal market. We are one of the most rapidly developing law firms […]

Permitted Cash Business Payment Limits to be lowered in Poland

On 15 January 2017 new legal provisions were introduced in Poland according to which the maximum limit of cash business transactions  was dramatically  reduced from 15 000 Euros to 15 000 PLN[1] (approx. 3700 Euros). These recent changes were  inserted into the Polish Act on Freedom of Providing Business Activities and as a result, entrepreneurs will only […]

Robert LewandowskiPartner, DLP Dr Lewandowski & Partners

How General Partnership can be successfully dissolved under Polish Law

If partners of a general partnership under Polish law pass a resolution on its termination, then after the adoption of such a resolution the winding – up proceedings of the partnership shall naturally  follow. The question arises as to whether partners have the right to end business activities of their partnership in any other way. […]

Robert LewandowskiPartner, DLP Dr Lewandowski & Partners

“New Legislation in Poland to Unfair Use of Contractual Advantage in Trading in Agriculture and Food Products”

The Polish legislator has recently  passed a new law on combating unfair use of o contractual advantage in trading in agricultural and food products (“Act”) which will come into effect on 12th July 2017. The main purpose of the Act is to counter  any unfair agreements between purchasers and suppliers of agricultural food at every […]

Robert LewandowskiPartner, DLP Dr Lewandowski & Partners

“Your business lunches will never be the same again in Poland ”

Previously the Polish tax authorities has allowed tax payers to include the cost of alcoholic beverages on expense accounts as deductable but you might be both shaken and stirred to learn that recently this situation has been changed. A Polish company  intended to reclaim  business related expenses incurred during meetings with its partners. During these […]

Robert LewandowskiPartner, DLP Dr Lewandowski & Partners

“Blank VAT- Invoices: New Criminal Sanctions in Poland”

At the beginning of this year, some new legal provisions were introduced to the  Polish Criminal Code and to the VAT (Value Added Tax) – Act by the Polish legislator which punish  a new kind of crimes against falsifying and counterfeiting.  According to this new legislation, individuals who issue or falsify VAT – invoices or […]

Robert LewandowskiPartner, DLP Dr Lewandowski & Partners

One of the Paraguayan Business Opportunities for Foreign Industries

Paraguay has been recognized as an excellent opportunity for foreign goods, products or services – actually for the foreign companies that own those products, goods or services. These are introduced –temporarily– into the country in order to be assembled, repaired, improved, worked on, or processed, and finally exported to the foreign country again, in which […]

Contracts after Brexit

On June 23, 2016, UK has voted to leave the EU. Prime Minister Theresa May and the UK government announced that they would use the Crown’s prerogative powers to trigger Article 50 TFUE. The use of such prerogative would allow the government to trigger Article 50 without the approval of the UK parliament. In response […]

Pietro GrecoFounding Partner, Greco Vitali Associati

The new GDPR and its new regulations: Privacy by design

Starting with May 2018, a new regulation on data protection will come into force and replace the current Data Protection Directive (95/46/EC). One change that comes with the new regulation is the requirement for data protection by design and by default. This can help reduce the risks identified in each stage of the development of […]