In many European Union countries, entrepreneurs are counting the losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic, or more precisely the losses caused by the restrictions introduced in their activity by the states in connection with the fight against the pandemic. The situation particularly affects the retail sector, including small, medium and large enterprises in the shopping […]
Ewelina Stobiecka
How to resolve disputes when the courts are not functioning? Where to go for help regarding a business dispute at this particular time? What about disputes which are already pending in court? These and other questions are undoubtedly being asked by entrepreneurs at this difficult time for the economy and business. Entrepreneurs also review their […]
In January 2020 I had the pleasure to moderate the discussion during the conference “Mediation with the public sector”. The conference was hosted by the French-Polish Chamber of Commerce and the International Mediation Centre. I would like to thank the panelists and conference participants for our discussions and constructive conclusions! Below you will find a […]
This article is co-authored by Patryk Kulig, Counsel and Mediator from the German Arbitration Institute (DIS). With the entry into force of the latest amendment to the Polish Civil Procedure (KPC), the question arises: do the new rules of civil procedure contribute to the increased importance of alternative methods of conflict resolution? Similar solutions have […]
More than two months ago, on 3 October, the Court of Justice of the European Union issued a ruling on mortgage CHF borrowers in response to questions referred for a preliminary ruling by the District Court in Warsaw, before which one of the cases against the bank is pending. This ruling represents a very important […]
