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14.08.2025

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European Payment Order – Cross-Border Debt Recovery (Part 4)

I am the defendant – I received a European Payment Order – what can I do?

14.08.2025

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Employment Contract, Contract of Mandate, Specific Task Contract – What’s the Difference?

Many foreigners working in Poland do not fully understand the difference between an employment contract, a contract of mandate (or contract for provision of services), and a specific task contract.

07.08.2025

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European Payment Order – Cross-Border Debt Recovery (Part 3)

The court issues a European Payment Order – what happens next?

07.08.2025

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European Payment Order – Cross-Border Debt Recovery (Part 2)

How to File a Claim?

07.08.2025

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European Payment Order – Cross-Border Debt Recovery (Part 1)

European Payment Order Procedure – When Is It Worth Using?

09.07.2025

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Production lines, machinery, equipment

How do you identify the merits of a case in litigation? Issue still not entirely clear.

17.06.2025

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Production lines, machinery, equipment 4 successes in one industrial installation lawsuit

After 7 years, we were successful in a lawsuit before the Courts in Lublin (ref. IX GC 683/24 and I AGa 63/25) brought by a large chemical concern against a small contractor of a specialized air purification plant and discoverer of many inventions and patents in the field of gas pyrolysis, wastewater and environmental protection.

03.02.2025

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Does the David versus Goliath battle make sense?

Rescission, liquidated damages, faulty documentation, settlements and counterclaims - arrogance is not a good advisor!

11.12.2024

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Success in the adjustment clause dispute – on the role of proper clause drafting in contracts.

The instability of the market situation is prompting the increasingly widespread use of adjustment clauses in contracts. They make the remuneration or price agreed by the parties more resilient to the negative effects of economic changes, which is particularly important in the case of long-term contracts.