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Wolters Kluwer has published a book by Wardyński & Partners lawyers presenting true stories and real-life issues faced by former owners of nationalised real estate in Poland, their heirs, and the lawyers representing them. The authors discuss actual cases and resolutions they have encountered in their 25-year reprivatisation practice. The book plots the course of various forms of reprivatisation proceedings from initiation through completion.

The latest edition of our publication “Pending or announced changes in Polish law affecting the market—selected issues” is now out!

Mirella Lechna, partner in charge of the Infrastructure, Transport, Public Procurement & PPP practice, will participate in the 28th Inter-Pacific Bar Association Annual Meeting and Conference in Manila, the Philippines, as a panellist at the session “Chinese Investment in the Western Hemisphere.”

The Lex Mundi working group for blockchain has prepared a Global Token Sales Guide summarising the different regulatory regimes for ICOs (initial coin offerings) in key jurisdictions around the world. Wardyński & Partners authored the section on Poland.

The Polish edition of the first Global Legal Hackathon ended on Sunday evening, 25 February 2018. Twelve of the interdisciplinary teams that formed up on Friday reached the finish line. Wardyński & Partners was one of three local organisers of the event.

The European Law Students Association ELSA is organising a conference devoted to international corporations and investments in the context of regulations of various jurisdictions. Aleksandra Stępniewska will lead the workshops on criminal liability of corporations running their businesses in France.

The 8th edition of Wardyński & Partners’ Yearbook offers a collection of articles presenting interesting case studies, disturbing trends, new solutions, and key legal challenges ahead in 2018.

Łukasz Lasek took part in a seminar of the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE) on 24 January 2018 accompanying the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe during which a recommendation was adopted in support of drafting a European convention on the profession of lawyer.

Lawyers from Wardyński & Partners took part in drafting the annual report of the ASPIRE Legal Committee, devoted to key legal aspects for the growth of the technology and business services sector in Poland.