Rafał Kuchta

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Rafał Kuchta

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New technologies, FinTech

Practices

New Technologies

Data Practice — Data Economy

Sectors

Cybersecurity and cybercrime

FinTech

Media & Advertising

Startups

Rafał Kuchta handles regulations involving blockchain, FinTech (in particular payment services and consumer credit) and anti-money laundering. He also advises in cases involving trust services, cybersecurity, and data protection.

He joined Wardyński & Partners in 2014.

Education

Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw (2015)

Organizations

Warsaw Bar Chamber

Selected publications

Review of crowdfunding regulation (co-author of chapter on Poland) (2017)

Crowdfunding crossing borders (co-author of chapter on Poland) (2016)

Review of crowdfunding regulation & market developments for RES project financing in the EU (co-author of chapter on Poland) (2015)

“Three examples of new robots,” “What can a robot do with collected data?” (co-author) and “Are robots dual-use products?” in Robotics (2015)

Law for game development

Reports

The video game industry faces a range of unique legal problems. In this publication we address issues of intellectual property, employment law, and taxation, as well as less obvious regulatory aspects. Across 70 pages, we write about the use in games of objects from the real world, legal protection of games and concepts, in-game advertising, tax relief under the IP Box, employment in the game...

Rzeczpospolita report Making sense of blockchain, tokens and cryptocurrencies

Reports

The report by Rzeczpospolita daily Making sense of blockchain, tokens and cryptocurrencies (Blockchain, tokeny, kryptowaluty – jak to ugryźć) was prepared entirely by our lawyers. The Polish publication contains a set of eleven articles on such issues as legal problems with regulating blockchain technology, tax aspects of cryptocurrencies, and doubts connected with the General Data Protection...

Report: Blockchain, smart contracts and DAO

Reports

Blockchain technology holds vast potential that can only be unleashed with regulatory backing. Smart contracts and decentralised autonomous organisations can change the legal system as we know it while generating new models for the economy.

Outsourcing in practice

Reports

Outsourcing continues to be an appealing solution for businesses. But for it to generate benefits rather than legal problems, a number of issues must be analysed—from the liability rules governing the parties to issues of state aid and data protection.

Recommendations

Chambers FinTech (2023 – 2025)

The Legal 500 EMEA (2022 – 2025), TMT

The Legal 500 EMEA (2021 – 2022), Data Privacy And Data Protection