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Rule of Law Report 2023. EU Commission has “serious concerns” regarding Poland

The Rule of Law Report for 2023, published by the European Commission, has raised “serious concerns” regarding the state of the rule of law in Poland. The report focuses on four key areas: national justice systems, anti-corruption frameworks, media pluralism, and other institutional checks and balances. According to the EU executive, there are persistent concerns regarding the independence of the Polish judiciary and claims of political influence over the media. The report also highlights concerns related to the so-called “Lex Tusk” legislation.

Bankruptcy filing obligation – COVID

As of July 1, 2023, the state of the pandemic in Poland officially ended, marking the first time since 2020. Consequently, certain regulations that were implemented to protect businesses from the economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic have expired. One of these regulations is the suspension of the obligation to file for bankruptcy within 30 days of insolvency, specifically for cases where insolvency was caused by the pandemic.

Non-transactional transfer of own goods between warehouses of the Amazon online trading platform located in different European countries.  Warsaw, June 3, 2023

The taxpayer’s dispute with the tax authorities centered around determining whether the ICS rate should be applied to the movement of own goods from the online platform’s warehouses in Poland to other EU countries. Specifically, the disagreement focused on whether the platform’s reports adequately documented the movement of goods to other countries.

Navigating Litigation in Poland: A Comprehensive Guide for Lawyers

Litigation is a complex legal process that plays a fundamental role in resolving disputes within the judicial system. In Poland, as in any jurisdiction, litigation requires a deep understanding of the country’s legal framework, court procedures, and strategic considerations. For lawyers practicing in Poland, it is crucial to have a comprehensive understanding of the litigation process to effectively represent clients and achieve favourable outcomes. This article serves as a guide to navigating litigation in Poland, covering key aspects from pre-trial preparations to post-trial enforcement.

Navigating Real Estate and Construction Law in Poland: A Comprehensive Guide for Lawyers

Real estate and construction law in Poland is a dynamic and multifaceted area of legal practice that requires a deep understanding of the country’s regulatory framework, property rights, and construction processes. For lawyers practicing in Poland, having a comprehensive grasp of real estate and construction law is essential to effectively represent clients in matters ranging from property transactions to construction disputes. This article serves as a comprehensive guide, covering key aspects of real estate and construction law in Poland.

Mastering Corporate Law in Poland: A Comprehensive Guide for Lawyers

Corporate law forms the foundation of business transactions and governance in Poland. As a lawyer practicing in this field, it is essential to possess a comprehensive understanding of the country’s corporate legal framework to provide effective advice and representation to clients. From formation and governance to mergers and acquisitions, corporate law encompasses a wide range of legal principles and practices. This article serves as a comprehensive guide to navigating corporate law in Poland.

The History of Real estate and construction law

Real estate and construction law have been a crucial aspect of human societies for centuries. As the world’s population grew, so did the need for homes, offices, and other buildings. Along with this, legal frameworks were put in place to regulate the buying, selling, and building of real estate. Here is a brief history of real estate and construction law.

The History of Litigation

Litigation has been an integral part of the legal system for centuries. It refers to the process of resolving disputes through the court system. The history of litigation is a fascinating story of how people have sought justice and resolution of disputes throughout time. Here is a brief overview of the history of litigation.

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