Practice areas
Ongoing legal services for businesses in Poland
A Polish lawyer who knows your company and acts before a problem reaches the court. For a predictable monthly fee, in English.
How we help
We guide clients safely through the complexities of Polish law, from the first consultation to a final judgment.
- Drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts, B2B agreements and employment contracts under Polish law
- Terms and conditions, general terms of sale and other commercial documents
- Ongoing advice by phone, e-mail and video call, in English
- Debt collection: payment demands, payment orders and enforcement
- Representation before Polish courts and public authorities
- Corporate housekeeping: shareholder resolutions, meetings and National Court Register (KRS) filings
How we work
- Introductory call We learn about your business, sector and the legal questions you face most often in Poland.
- Proposal We agree the scope and the fee model: a monthly retainer or a retainer with an hours cap.
- Ongoing support You get direct access to a lawyer who knows your company and responds quickly.
- Review We regularly review the scope so the service matches the needs of your business.
Foreign companies doing business in Poland need a local lawyer who understands both Polish law and the expectations of international clients. We work with you in English, explain Polish rules in plain terms and take care of matters that must be handled in Polish, such as court filings and correspondence with authorities.
We serve companies from Szczecin and the West Pomeranian region, businesses from across Poland and clients from abroad, including firms in construction, IT, manufacturing, maritime and services.
Frequently asked questions
How much do ongoing legal services cost?
We usually work on a monthly retainer. The amount depends on the number and type of matters your company typically handles and is agreed after a short call. A retainer with an hours cap, with additional work billed hourly, is also possible.
Can you work with us entirely in English?
Yes. We advise, correspond and meet in English. Proceedings before Polish courts and authorities are conducted in Polish, and we take care of that part for you.
Do we need to visit your office in Szczecin?
No. Most work can be done remotely by e-mail and video call. We are happy to meet in person in Szczecin when it is useful.
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The Firm is open Monday to Friday, 9:00–17:00 (Central European Time).