Generally, civil proceedings in Poland rely on standard
solutions operating in other European countries as well. However,
our experience in working with foreign clients shows that steps
taken by the parties involved in the proceedings (in particular
courts) often come as a surprise to foreign entities who have not
been previously involved in court proceedings in Poland. In our
view, some issues are so important that they should be considered
already at the stage of devising certain internal procedures in
companies.
We’ll show you what certain stages of court proceedings in
Poland (regarding civil disputes) look like, and we’ll give you
practical tips that might help you avoid fundamental mistakes that
may result in the proceedings being extended or even a claim being
dismissed. The webinar will be based on our extensive experience in
the courtroom.
The webinar won’t focus on how to apply the provisions of the
Civil Procedure Code but –relying on years of our experience in
working with foreign clients – we’ll explain the practical
differences between proceedings in Poland and other countries,
which will be helpful for preparing for a dispute in Poland. The
webinar will give you peace of mind because if one day you’ll have
to be involved in court proceedings in Poland, you’ll know what to
expect.
Additionally, due to the current economic situation around the
world and in Poland, most businesses face the problem of increased
prices and inflation. This determines what claims are being
asserted in courts. For this reason, during the webinar, we’ll
explain to you what legal mechanisms are available in Poland to
minimise the negative financial consequences of the difficult
market situation.
Agenda:
- Pre-litigation procedure – when do you go to court in
Poland?
- Civil proceedings in Poland and practical guidance on how to
prepare for them.
- Commercial proceedings, including key differences.
- How to protect against inflation – tools available under Polish
law.
