Business.
& commercial law
Attorney Poznań · Pniewy · Wielkopolska
Every contract, every company, every dispute means measurable risk and measurable money. I help manage it wisely — before others do it for you.
Book a consultationOngoing legal services for a company
Ongoing cooperation on a retainer basis — reviewing contracts, advice by phone and e-mail, representation in current disputes. A flat monthly fee tailored to the scale of your business.
- —legal consultations
- —reviewing contracts
- —drafting standard-form contracts
- —representation in disputes
- —GDPR and data protection
Commercial contracts
Negotiating, drafting and reviewing commercial contracts. B2B contracts, framework agreements, NDAs, distribution agreements, licences. Payment security — promissory note, guarantee, pledge.
- —B2B contracts
- —framework agreements
- —NDAs
- —distribution and agency
- —licences and IP
- —payment security
Companies and disputes between partners
Formation and transformation of companies, articles of association, shareholder resolutions, corporate disputes, liability of board members, dissolution of a company.
- —company formation and registration
- —transformations and mergers
- —articles of association
- —shareholder resolutions
- —corporate disputes
- —liability of board members
- —dissolution of a company
Debt recovery and payment claims
Demands for payment, order-for-payment and writ proceedings, enforcement by a court bailiff, actio pauliana where a debtor attempts to dispose of assets.
- —demands for payment
- —payment claim
- —order-for-payment and writ proceedings
- —enforcement by a bailiff
- —actio pauliana
- —declaration of bankruptcy
Questions about
business law.
Concrete, free of legal jargon.
Is it worth signing an NDA before business talks?
Yes, especially in sectors built on know-how, client data and technological advantages. An NDA costs little and, in the event of a leak, provides a concrete basis for compensation claims — often impossible to pursue without one.
How quickly can money be recovered through the court?
If the case qualifies for order-for-payment or writ proceedings (e.g. you hold invoices, documents confirming cooperation, or a promissory note), the court can issue an order for payment in closed session within a few weeks of filing. If a full trial is needed — when the debtor files an objection or pleas — a case before the commercial court usually takes from a few to several months, depending on complexity.
How does a limited liability company differ from a sole proprietorship?
A limited liability company (sp. z o.o.) is a separate legal entity — it is liable with its own assets, and shareholders only up to the capital contributed. A sole proprietorship means direct liability with all personal assets. A sp. z o.o., however, has higher running costs (corporate income tax, accounting) and more formalities.
What can I do when a partner blocks the company's resolutions and actions?
Polish law offers several tools — from demanding that a meeting be convened, through an action to set aside a resolution, to withdrawing from the company or seeking its dissolution. The choice depends on the specific situation and the size of the shareholding.
Is a shareholder of a limited liability company liable for the company's debts?
As a rule, no — a shareholder only risks the contribution made. It is different for board members: Art. 299 of the Commercial Companies Code allows creditors to pursue the company's debts from board members personally if they failed to file a bankruptcy petition in time. I help minimise that risk.
Your case calls for
a precise assessment.
The first conversation is about understanding the situation and outlining the options. No obligations, no corporate jargon.