Expertise

• representation in proceedings before the UOKiK, SOKiK, common courts, consumer arbitration, including in cases concerning the violation of collective consumer interests;
• advice in cases concerning unfair market practices, advertising, labelling and product information;
• analysis and preparation of contracts with consumers (B2C) – traditional sales, distance selling, off-premises sales;
• evaluation and elimination of abusive clauses from T&Cs and contract templates;
• preparation and implementation of codes of good practice, information policies and warranty documentation;
• representation in arbitration disputes and mediation proceedings;
• support in implementing new EU regulations, including directives on unfair commercial practices and consumer rights (e.g. the Omnibus Directive);

At MSM, we combine litigation experience with a practical understanding of the consumer market. We support clients both when they need to defend themselves against allegations from authorities and when they want to avoid potential violations. We help businesses build transparent relationships with consumers that comply with regulations and foster brand trust.

Thanks to the extensive experience of our lawyers, including attorney Jarosław Sroczyński, we have also participated in legislative processes concerning key consumer regulations in Poland, such as the implementation of EU directives on unfair commercial practices. This combination of practical and systemic knowledge allows us to anticipate the direction of change and prepare our clients for future obligations.

• assessment of the admissibility of granting public aid – analysis of the compliance of projects and support instruments with EU and national law, including the rules on de minimis aid and operational measures;
• advice for beneficiaries and institutions providing assistance – support at the stage of applying for national and EU grants, preparation of applications, contracts, reports, statements and project documentation;
• analysis of de minimis aid and sectoral aid – including for the transport, energy and technology sectors, together with an assessment of limits, cumulation and admissibility conditions;
• support for projects financed from EU or national funds – assessment of cost eligibility, documentation obligations and compliance of project implementation with public aid rules;
• financing structures combining public and private funds – advice on the design and implementation of hybrid models, taking into account the limitations resulting from public aid regulations;
• analysis of the risk of recovery of funds and compliance recommendations – identification of regulatory risks, preparation of corrective actions and recommendations to limit the risk of recovery of aid;
• representation in proceedings before the European Commission and the national authorities – in cases relating to notification, recovery of aid, or recognition of aid as unlawful;
• compliance opinions and audits – control of compliance of the rules for granting and using public aid with the EU regulations and guidelines;

Public aid is an area where not only legal knowledge is crucial, but also an understanding of the financing mechanisms and economics of the project. We provide comprehensive advice – from the concept of support to its settlement, combining legal analysis with institutional practice and experience in relations with supervisory authorities.

We help clients to use available forms of support safely and in accordance with regulations, and in the event of disputes – to effectively defend acquired rights.

• trademarks – examination of registrability, collision analysis, development of brand protection strategies, registrations with the Polish Patent Office, EUIPO, WIPO and foreign offices, conducting dispute proceedings before the Polish Patent Office and EUIPO;
• patents and utility models – consulting during the process of obtaining protection, preparing documentation, coordinating the registration with the Polish Patent Office and the European Patent Office, representation in infringement proceedings;
• design, including industrial designs – research on registrability and obstacles to registering designs, preparing registrations, licensing of designs, developing strategies for protecting aesthetic and functional elements of products, support around the commercialization of design;
• agreements regarding exclusive rights – preparing and negotiating licensing, transfer, and joint rights agreements;
• infringement disputes – representation in civil, criminal, and administrative proceedings concerning infringement of trademarks, patents, utility models, and industrial designs;
• combatting counterfeits and unfair competition – cooperation with customs authorities, police and prosecutors, implementation of customs protection procedures, market monitoring, elimination of illegal goods;
• IP portfolio audit and management – ​​conducting comprehensive research as part of the IP Scan procedure, analyzing the potential and risks associated with the registration and maintenance of specific rights, and assisting in the tailored management of intellectual assets;
• support in financing protection – obtaining funding from programs such as the SME Fund, covering registration of trademarks and designs as well as IP audits;
• coordination of international protection – conducting foreign registrations, coordinating and cooperating with renowned foreign law firms to ensure consistent activities in key jurisdictions;

We believe that industrial property is not just a legal tool, but a strategic asset for a company. It protects creative achievements, supports development, and strengthens market position. That’s why at MSM, we go beyond formal registration of rights—we help our clients develop long-term strategies for brand protection and innovation.

We combine academic precision, procedural experience, and a business perspective. Working at the intersection of academia and legal practice, we can assess which solutions will deliver not only legal certainty but also real economic benefits.

We provide comprehensive services, from the initial IP audit and conflict investigations, through registration and protection, to enforcement and dispute resolution. We help you plan your protection in advance, considering future markets, partners, and investors – so that your brand is secure and provides a real competitive advantage.

• ongoing business consulting – assistance in making everyday business decisions, risk analysis, opinions and operational support;
• commercial contracts – preparing, reviewing and negotiating supply, cooperation, service, implementation, distribution, service, licensing, marketing, framework and B2B contracts;
• technology contracts – handling contracts related to ​​IT and new technologies, including SaaS, cloud, IT systems, automation and industrial systems;
• contract negotiations and transaction support – representation in negotiation processes, support at the preparatory stage and structuring of contractual relations;
• establishing and registering companies – selecting a legal form, designing ownership models and shareholding structures, preparing corporate documents and organizing the registration process;
• corporate services and corporate governance – preparing resolutions of bodies, shareholders’ meetings, regulations, creating and implementing corporate governance principles;
• investment and corporate agreements – preparing and negotiating shareholders’ agreements, investment agreements, financing round documentation and convertible instruments;
• managing relationships between partners and investors – strategic consulting, preparing ownership documentation, representation in ownership disputes;
• transformations, mergers, divisions and restructuring of groups of companies – planning and implementation of reorganization processes, structuring of capital groups, analysis of legal effects and antitrust risks;
• due diligence – prowadzenie badań prawnych, korporacyjnych i podatkowych w zakresie analitycznym, na potrzeby transakcji i procesów inwestycyjnych;
• compliance support – preparing internal audits, creating supervision procedures, assessing regulatory risks and compliance policies;
• representation in commercial disputes – including disputes between partners and those with contractors or institutions;

Economic law is an area where legal support must be both precise and practical. That’s why we advise from a business perspective – we help entrepreneurs make decisions that support company stability, reduce risks, and enable further development.

We combine corporate, transactional, and process competencies, which allows us to view a company’s operations holistically. Thanks to our experience in antitrust law, we can anticipate regulatory risks that often escape entrepreneurs. We ensure that contracts are not only theoretically sound but, above all, feasible to implement and enforce in practice. We support management boards in building secure operating structures, and in the event of conflicts, we represent clients in a decisive and strategic manner.

Our goal is to enable entrepreneurs to focus on running their business, confident that their legal interests are properly protected.

• patent and utility model applications – preparing documentation and coordinating national, EU, and international proceedings, including those before the EPO;
• research on the state of the art and patentability – analysis of novelty, inventive step and potential collisions;
• IP management – ​​protection extensions, transfers, licenses, infringement monitoring;
• protection of inventions and utility models in disputes – representation in invalidation, infringement, and compulsory licensing proceedings;
• consulting on business secrets and know-how – protection of technical and technological information;
• licensing and commercialization of technology – licensing agreements, joint ventures, technology transfers, spin-offs;
• IP audit and due diligence – assessment of the value and legal status of a patent portfolio before investment or acquisition;
• innovation protection strategy – planning subsequent stages of applications, cooperation with investors and research units;

We understand that every invention takes time, effort, and investment. Therefore, our goal is to provide protection that truly supports business development—from start-ups to large technology companies. We operate cross-disciplinarily, combining legal expertise with an understanding of engineering and economic processes.

We help our clients not only obtain protection, but also utilize it effectively – through licensing, sales, technology transfer, or research-business collaboration. We protect ideas before they become market-changing products.

• proceedings concerning abuse of a dominant position – representation in cases involving the elimination of competitors from the market, tying, over- or under-pricing, loyalty discounts and abuse of a collective dominant position in oligopolistic structures;
• anti-competitive agreements – defence in cases of price cartel, bid rigging, horizontal price and market agreements, resale price imposition (RPM), as well as advice on designing selective and exclusive distribution;
• notifications of concentrations and mergers – preparation of analyses of relevant markets, economic assessment of the effects of concentration (including 3:2 mergers, failing firm defence, economic efficiencies, more economic approach) and full documentation for the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection and the European Commission;
• assessment of the notification obligation – preparation of opinions on the lack of the need to notify due to turnover thresholds, lack of concentration effects, structure of capital groups or market specifics;
• vertical and horizontal agreements – analysis of distribution, licensing, franchising and network provisions, including assessment of risks related to the exchange of sensitive data and the functioning of business associations;
• compliance and antitrust audits – review of contracts, procedures and commercial practices, preparing recommendations for “corrective programmes”, training for management staff and support in sectoral investigations conducted by the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection and the European Commission;
• “mock dawn raid” – simulations of inspections by competition authorities, training for sales, legal and management teams, and development of procedures for conduct during searches;
• leniency proceedings – strategic advice and representation in cases concerning waiver of a fine, including preparing applications and contact with the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection and the European Commission;
• litigation before national courts – representation in cases concerning decisions of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection, complaints to administrative courts and precedent-setting disputes concerning the definition of the relevant market, parallel conduct and abuse of a dominant position;

Competition law requires not only knowledge of the regulations, but also an understanding of the economics and realities of the industry. We operate cross-disciplinarily, analysing both legal and market aspects to create strategies tailored to the client’s situation.

We believe that effectiveness in antitrust cases begins with prevention. We help companies build informed and secure organizational structures by training teams, developing compliance procedures, and supporting them in their interactions with regulatory authorities. In disputes, we act in a quick and precise manner, focusing on minimizing the risk of penalties and the consequences of reputation-damaging proceedings.

• investment structuring – designing shareholding structures and investor entry and exit models, taking into account the legal and tax aspects of the transaction;
• due diligence – legal, regulatory and tax analysis of companies and investment projects;
• investment agreements – preparation, negotiation and enforcement of transaction documentation, including term sheets, share subscription agreements and related instruments;
• capital and corporate documentation – drafting and negotiating shareholders’ agreements (SHAs), share purchase agreements (SPAs), convertible loan agreements (CLAs), put/call options and other investment instruments;
• shareholders’ agreements – regulation of the rights and obligations of the parties, control mechanisms, corporate governance principles and investment exit strategies;
• merger and acquisition advisory services – comprehensive M&A transaction support, including the assessment of notification obligation;
• investment round management – ​​support for seed, venture capital, and series A/B rounds and beyond, particularly for start-ups and technology companies;
• preparation of structures and documents for technology start-ups – consulting at the stage of growth, scaling and obtaining financing;
• services for portfolio companies – ongoing corporate and transactional advice for companies operating in various jurisdictions;
• representation of investors and companies – participation in transaction negotiations and representation in supervisory proceedings;

We understand that in investing, not only the law matters, but also time, trust, and precision. Therefore, we provide advice using our business acumen, with long-term goals and the security of all parties in mind.

Thanks to our experience in economic and antitrust law, we can anticipate regulatory risks that often go unnoticed during the investment process. We help connect capital, ideas, and people—in a legally compliant and business-friendly manner.

• representation in court and arbitration proceedings, including in cases relating to copyright, industrial property, personality rights, competition, consumer and economic law;
• corporate and commercial disputes – conflicts between partners, contractors, counterparties, financial institutions and administrative bodies;
• IP disputes – infringement of trademarks, industrial designs, copyrights, combatting unfair competition, protection of trade secrets;
• regulatory disputes – proceedings before the President of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection, the Court of Competition and Consumer Protection, the National Broadcasting Council, the Personal Data Protection Office, and administrative courts;
• proceedings to secure claims and evidence, including in cases of infringement of intellectual property rights;
• negotiations and mediation – striving for amicable resolutions of disputes, including the preparation and enforcement of agreements;
• analysis of procedural risk and dispute strategy – advice at the pre-litigation stage, before initiating proceedings or as part of a compliance audit;

We treat litigation as part of a broader strategy—not an end in itself. We help clients make informed decisions about whether a dispute is worth pursuing, how to handle it, and when to end it. We prioritize risk analysis, precise argumentation, and understanding the business context of each case.

Our experience includes proceedings before all levels of court, including the Supreme Court, the Court of Justice, and administrative courts, as well as domestic and international arbitration. We know that effective representation is not only about knowing the law, but also about the ability to build a narrative that will convince the court.

• representation in proceedings before supervisory authorities (UOKiK, Sanitary and Epidemiological Station, Trade Inspections, Agricultural and Food Quality Inspection, Construction Supervision, customs authorities);
• preparation of defence strategies in proceedings concerning product quality, safety or labelling;
• support during administrative inspections (in factories, warehouses and shops);
• developing marketing communications, markings and labels to avoid accusations of misleading consumers;
• assessment of product compliance with technical standards, including EU standards;
• advising in appeal proceedings before administrative courts (WSA, NSA), common courts, SOKiK;
• compliance activities and preventive audits aimed at early detection and mitigation of sanctions risk;

What are cases related to quality law?

A typical case begins with an inspection—often initiated by a consumer or a competitor. Samples are collected, while packaging, product descriptions, warranty terms, and even trade names are analysed. Authorities may also raise concerns about the terms used on the packaging, including the product’s trade name, description of its operation or properties, warranty or guarantee terms, and consumer information. The authorities’ proceedings are administrative in nature, with appeals available to Voivodeships Administrative Courts, the Supreme Administrative Court, and, in some cases, commercial courts (SOKiK).

In such situations, immediate reaction and understanding of the authorities’ practices are crucial.

At MSM, we provide clients with comprehensive support, from the audit stage, through administrative proceedings, to litigation. We understand the realities of regulatory authority operations, can anticipate their arguments, and propose effective defence strategies.

In addition to process representation, we also help prevent risk by conducting compliance audits, developing quality policies, and training product and communication teams.

• ongoing advice for press and book publishers, including in the field of press law and copyright;
• providing legal services to radio, television, and internet broadcasters, including in the area of licensing, cross-border broadcasting, and cooperation with the National Broadcasting Council;
• advising on matters related to advertising and sponsorship of programmes, including advertising subject to statutory restrictions (e.g. alcohol, children’s products);
• preparing legal opinions on the content and qualification of media messages – including determining whether a given form of communication constitutes “press” under the law;
• support in the re-broadcasting of television programmes and establishing the basis for collecting fees for producers’ exclusive rights;
• advising film producers on the legal aspects of production, distribution and language versions of audiovisual works;
• representation in disputes concerning acts of unfair competition in the media – press, radio, television and the Internet;
• advice on prohibited advertising and media ethics;
• legal clearance before publication, including assessment of the risk of infringement of personality rights;
• advice and representation in disputes concerning the protection of personality rights, including combatting claims regarding publication bans and censorship attempts;

Media law combines issues of freedom of speech, responsibility, and public interest. Our advice takes into account all these perspectives – so that our clients can act in a creative and safe way.

We understand the realities of editorial, publishing, and broadcasting work and know that time and precision matter. We are aware of the consequences that poor decisions can have on the reputation of the press. That’s why our support combines responsiveness, a practical approach, and awareness of the image-related consequences of specific actions. We help the media maintain a balance between freedom of expression and respect for the law – so they can continue to fulfill their role in a democratic society.

• preparation and analysis of tender documentation (specifications, contracts, annexes);
• preparation of offers and explanations for contractors, verification of completeness and formal compliance;
• advising on appeal proceedings before the National Appeals Chamber – developing strategies, analyzing documentation, preparing appeals;
• representation before courts in cases related to the PPL;
• advice on sectoral procurement and projects co-financed by EU funds;
• analysis and negotiation of contracts concluded under public procurement procedures;
• assessment of the obligation to apply the PPL in specific transactions and during cooperation with private entities;
• preparing legal opinions and expert opinions on the interpretation of national and EU regulations, including those relating to the qualification of services and thresholds for the application of the Act;
• support around the implementation of electronic procedures and systems (purchasing platforms, e-procurement);

Public procurement requires a combination of legal knowledge, industry experience, and procedural meticulousness. We know that our clients prioritise both procedural efficiency and the business security of the entire project.

We provide practical advice – helping our clients to avoid formal errors, prepare arguments, and respond quickly when there’s a risk of bid rejection or invalidation. Thanks to our experience in handling large-scale infrastructure and technology projects, we can combine a legal perspective with the organizational and financial realities of public investments.

• registration of industrial designs in Poland (UPRP), the European Union (EUIPO) and international offices;
• examination of the novelty and individual character of the design, analysis of collision risk and protection strategies;
• design portfolio management – ​​from protection extensions to rights transfers and licences;
• design infringement disputes – representation in administrative, civil and customs proceedings;
• protection of design in the context of competition – combatting unfair imitation and parasitism, including under the Unfair Competition Act;
• brand and design protection strategy – combining design protection with trademark registration and copyright protection;

We know that in the world of design, time and uniqueness matter. That’s why we act quickly and strategically – helping creators secure the rights to their designs before their release, and helping companies implement coherent strategies to protect the aesthetic and functional features of their products.

We have experience in industrial property, copyright, and competition law, which allows us to comprehensively protect every element of a brand’s visual identity. We help our clients not only respond to infringements, but also build conscious, lasting brand value based on design.

• analysis of payment practices and contracts – assessment of the risk of backlogs, review of contracts and settlement policies;
• debt collection – preparing payment demands, securing claims, representation in court and enforcement proceedings;
• pursuing claims for interest and compensation – calculating and pursuing incidental benefits in accordance with the Act on Counteracting Excessive Delays in Commercial Transactions;
• representation in disputes with large customers and dominant entities – support in relations with retail chains and key contractors;
• conducting negotiations and settlement talks – preparing repayment schedules and security measures to maintain business relationships;
• implementing credit policies and internal procedures – creating and implementing rules for monitoring receivables and responding to delays;
• conducting payment and compliance audits – assessment of legal and financial risks in settlement processes;
• conducting trainings for sales and finance teams on preventing payment backlogs and responding more quickly once they arise;

In cases concerning payment backlogs, speed, appropriate strategy, and understanding of business relationships are crucial. We treat each case individually, adapting the tools to the client’s goal – whether the priority is to recover the funds quickly or to maintain cooperation under new terms.

We combine effective methods of pursuing claims with amicable solutions that help avoid dispute escalation. We also provide preventative advice, helping to prepare contracts and procedures that minimise the risk of future backlogs.

Our goal is to provide our clients with financial stability and operational security – both here and now and in the long term.

• trademark registration – preparing applications to the Polish Patent Office, EUIPO, WIPO, as well as to foreign offices and extending protection to other jurisdictions;
• collision studies and risk analysis – evaluation of earlier rights, including identical or similar marks;
• trademark portfolio management – ​​monitoring, extension of protection, transfer of rights, licensing;
• disputes and contentious proceedings – representation in opposition proceedings, arising from invalidation applications, as well as in court disputes regarding infringement of protective rights;
• conducting negotiations and settlement discussions, in particular in opposition proceedings;
• branding and rebranding advice – risk assessment when introducing new names and logos, cooperation with creative and marketing agencies;
• preparation of trademark agreements;
• protection against counterfeits and abuses – cooperation with customs authorities, police and prosecutors;
• support in financing the IP portfolio – assistance in obtaining reimbursement of registration costs under the SME Fund;

Trademark protection isn’t just a formality—it’s a conscious investment in the future of a brand and its market position. At MSM, we combine legal precision with a business-like approach to intellectual property management. We support clients at every stage of brand building: from name selection and legal risk assessment, through trademark reporting and portfolio monitoring, to effective enforcement in the event of infringement.

We understand that brands vary in scale, ambition, and growth dynamics, which is why we approach each project individually. We advise both startups seeking their first filing and international corporations managing extensive portfolios. However, our approach remains consistent: providing protection that truly supports the client’s business strategy and enhances their brand value.

• GDPR audit and implementation – comprehensive reviews of data processing activities, risk analysis, recommendations and development of documentation (registers, clauses, policies, procedures);
• support for data protection officers (DPOs) – ongoing advice, training, preparation of opinions and positions on contentious issues;
• drafting and negotiating contracts – data processing entrustment, transfer contracts, database sales or licensing contracts;
• data transfer outside the EEA – drafting contractual clauses, assessing the adequacy of security measures, advising on the use of compliance programs such as Safe Harbor or the SCC;
• representation before the President of the Personal Data Protection Office – in administrative proceedings concerning violations, penalties, complaints and incidents;
• compliance and incident management – ​​advice on security breaches, notification obligations and crisis response;
• consulting in sectoral areas – banking, health, employment, information technology, marketing and media;
• education and prevention – training for management boards and employees, “privacy by design” and “privacy by default” procedures;

Personal data protection law is not only about obligations – it is also a tool for building trust and credibility with customers, contractors and business partners. That’s why at MSM, we advise not only on “how to be GDPR compliant,” but also on how to turn this compliance into a competitive advantage.

Our advice is practical: we create documents that work in everyday realities, without adding to the bureaucracy. We support clients in disputes and crisis situations, while also helping them prevent problems through audits, training, and anti-violation procedures.

Thanks to many years of experience and knowledge gained in projects for companies from various sectors, we can select solutions that are appropriate to the size and nature of the organization – from a startup to a publicly traded company.

• disputes concerning damage to reputation and good name – in traditional and social media and the internet;
• legal clearance – we assess the risk of infringing personality rights before a publication, film or book premiere, or media campaign launch;
• consulting – particularly in the field of advertising campaigns, in all cases of doubts regarding the potential infringement of personality rights;
• image and privacy protection – in press publications, advertising campaigns, audiovisual materials and in the digital space;
• representation in disputes with the media and publishers – concerning defamation, infringement of personality rights, apologies;
• representation in disputes regarding publication bans and censorship;
• pre-trial proceedings and mediation – conducting negotiations, preparing settlements, corrections and declarations;
• advice for public figures and artists – in situations where personality rights are violated by gossip portals, social media or biographical publications;
• matters relating to entrepreneurs and companies – protection of reputation, responding to acts of unfair competition involving the dissemination of harmful information;
• advising on cultural and exhibition projects – ensuring respect for the rights of living and deceased persons, including preparing contracts with authors, protagonists and families of creators;

Protecting personality rights requires not only legal knowledge but also intuition and strategic thinking. Every case is different – ​​sometimes the best solution is a quick, discreet settlement that includes a ban on further dissemination of false information, other times a decisive legal action and a fight for an apology. At MSM, we ensure that our actions are proportionate, effective, and aligned with the client’s goals – whether protecting a private individual, a celebrity, or a publicly traded company.

Thanks to our many years of experience, we know how to communicate with the media, manage image risk, and regain balance after crisis situations. Our practice and daily work with media materials, advertising campaigns, and creative projects allow us to accurately assess the risk of infringement on personality rights and design actions that minimize this risk without compromising the message, narrative, or communication goals. We protect not only the law—we protect the trust and credibility that underpin it.

• representation in cases concerning acts of unfair competition – including those concerning obstruction of market access, parasitism, violation of trade secrets or false advertising;
• advertising and promotion advice – analysis of advertising campaigns and marketing materials for compliance with regulations, such as the restrictions on advertising alcohol, medicines and dietary supplements;
• protecting company brand and image – responding to competitors’ actions that harm the company’s reputation or market position;
• protection of business secrets and know-how – development of security policies and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), audit of procedures and representation in disputes regarding infringements;
• imitation of products and packaging – advice and procedures regarding copying designs, layouts, names or packaging;
• protection of unregistered marks of goods and services – advice and procedures regarding protection against the unlawful use of branding;
• security and court proceedings – quick procedural actions, including applications to cease infringements, seize goods or remove unfair content;
• compliance and marketing audits – analysis of activities so as to minimise the risk of violating the Act on Combating Unfair Competition and industry regulations

In unfair competition disputes, speed and strategy count. We know that in many cases, it’s not just about the law, but also about trust, reputation, and business relationships. That’s why we approach each case individually, selecting actions appropriate to the client’s goals and the scale of the threat.

We often advise at the planning stages of campaigns, distribution agreements, and partner collaborations to prevent potential disputes. When conflict is unavoidable, we act decisively, combining litigation experience with a thorough understanding of market realities.

Our priority is effectiveness and protection of the client’s market position – not only today, but also in the long term.

• ongoing tax advice on income taxes, VAT, civil law transaction tax, real estate tax, and other public levies;
• tax planning and structuring of transactions, investments, and restructuring;
• tax due diligence and transaction support for acquisitions, investments and M&A projects;
• preparing tax opinions and analyses of the tax consequences of planned activities;
• advice on corporate restructuring, spin-offs, mergers and changes in business profiles;
• succession planning and designing tax structures for family businesses and ownership structures;
• support in tax and customs and fiscal audits and tax proceedings;
• representation in disputes with tax authorities, including proceedings before administrative courts;
• advice on transfer pricing and tax documentation;
• tax issues in international projects, including withholding tax and avoidance of double taxation;
• advice on tax aspects of intellectual property, innovation and R&D activities;
• support around using technology in ​​tax-related matters, including process automation and data analysis;

Tax law requires balance between security and efficiency – and this is what our advice is based on.

We analyze each case within the context of the client’s overall operations, their business model, and long-term goals. Instead of formulaic solutions, we propose an approach tailored to your specific situation, taking into account the current practice of tax authorities and courts.

We place particular emphasis on tax risk management – ​​identifying potential threats, allocating them appropriately, and preparing clients for potential disputes. Our goal is to create solutions that are not only compliant with regulations but also defensible in practice.