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Mergers and acquisitions Successful reorganisation of a German heavy machinery manufacturer on the Polish market

The results of our work: Thanks to our measures, the supported company has achieved significant success and continued its growth with our support. The transfer of employees proved to be a key element in optimising the company structure, streamlining management and opening up new prospects for future growth.

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current, Investment and commercial law
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Starting a Business in Poland – A Practical Guide for German Investors

Are you planning to start a business in Poland? In this article, we clearly explain step by step how the company formation process works, what to pay attention to, and which formalities await investors, especially from Germany and other EU countries.

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Investment and commercial law , current
20.10.2025

MEMBER OF THE MANAGEMENT BOARD IN POLAND – APPOINTMENT, REPRESENTATION, LIABILITY

Serving as a member of a company's management board is not only prestigious but also involves several legal obligations and responsibilities. In this article, we explain how the management board is appointed in Poland, what the rules of company representation are, and to what extent board members are liable.

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current, Company law, company formation, restructuring
16.10.2025

Sp. z o.o. in Poland: opportunities, risks and legal requirements

More and more German companies are considering locations in Poland – due to low operating costs, EU subsidies and geostrategic advantages. A common option is to establish a Sp. z o.o., the Polish equivalent of a limited liability company. However, many entrepreneurs underestimate the legal differences compared to German GmbH law. What are the requirements? What tax rules need to be observed? And how can a company be safely established from abroad? This article provides a practical overview from the perspective of a German-speaking law firm based in Poland.

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