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How to approach the regulatory “octopus” entangling any new medtech product? Instead of just citing the regulations, we decided to share a hypothetical case study. We answer more than 30 questions from four key areas, but surely this does not exhaust the potential legal issues in this area.

Changes in immigration regulations have been abundant recently. Magdalena Świtajska and Katarzyna Sawicka write about those that have already come into effect.

Ransomware and data breaches are one of the number one types of threats to cybersecurity. New cybersecurity regulations, such as the DORA Act and the NIS2 Directive, recognize this and require businesses to implement incident management procedures. Our guide is the culmination of nearly 10 years of experience in managing ransomware and data breach incidents and provides a comprehensive framework...

On 19 May 2024, Directive 2024/1226 enters into force, which is expected to bring a more unified and more effective approach to sanctions enforcement in the EU. This means that all business operators should step up their sanctions compliance efforts. Lukasz Lasek and Anna Olejniczak-Michalska write about the details.

ESG and sustainability are a new field for many entities. To help businesses navigate through the maze of regulations, we have identified the main issues from different areas of law where ESG and sustainability risks may arise. We also suggest ways to help mitigate these risks.

In the 14th Wardyński & Partners Yearbook, we examine a full range of legal topics. We move from the macro to the micro scale: from space technology and nuclear energy to internal investigations, new employee entitlements, and railroad boom barriers. We write about what works well and what needs improvement. We discuss new legal approaches to M&A transactions and urban planning in Poland....

Our team has recently conducted a range of corporate reorganisations, including mergers (some cross-border), conversions and demergers (including demerger by spin-off). This experience has encouraged us to gather our knowhow in one place and discuss issues that are useful in practice.

What legal traps can a developer fall into when creating a game? Find out by playing the role of Creative, Manager, Accountant or Consultant in the Gamedev CEO simulator game created by the Gaming practice at Wardyński & Partners.

Iga Małobęcka-Szwast is the author of the commentary to Art. 5, 6 and 9 of the Digital Markets Act in the first Polish book covering the EU’s regulation of the entire sector of online platforms.

Iga Małobęcka-Szwast has authored a chapter in the first book in Poland comprehensively covering the issue of transferring personal data to third countries and international organisations.