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Michał Górecki
Focuses on commercial companies, investment projects and capital markets. Advises on restructuring and the negotiation of commercial contracts.
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Tax
What is the taxpayer whitelist?
VAT whitelist: what to check before a transfer, how the PLN 15,000 threshold works and when a ZAW-NR notification is needed.
Disputes and restructuring
Limitation: changes for new and existing claims
New rules on limitation of claims of a proprietary nature have applied since 9 July 2018. The main change is shorter limitation periods. Consumers and businesses are also treated differently.
Startups
Interview with attorney-at-law Michał Górecki (Generacja Smart)
‘These are personal tragedies. Someone devotes years of their life, works incredibly hard, and then loses control over the company’s future. People do not usually talk openly about such things,’ says Michał Górecki, a Polish attorney-at-law specialising in…
Companies
Liquidation preferences: how are investment proceeds shared?
Liquidation preferences change the allocation of proceeds between investors and other shareholders. We examine their economics, including a capped participating preference example.
Technology and IP
Confidentiality in negotiations: when is an NDA needed?
A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is one of the most common ways to protect information exchanged in business relationships against disclosure. But is entering into one always the best option for a business? What other methods of protecting information does…
Companies
Tracking stocks: participating in the performance of a specific business segment
A shareholder's fundamental rights include sharing in the company's profits, usually through dividends. Dividend policies differ widely between companies for strategic or tax reasons. Dividend entitlements can, however, be much…