About the practice
The Law Firm has experience in representing clients before the judiciary of every national and supranational instance – including the Supreme Court, the Supreme Administrative Court, the Constitutional Tribunal, the European Court of Human Rights, the Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance of the European Union, as well as reputable international and Polish arbitration courts.
Our support covers all phases of the dispute – from its identification, possible settlement proceedings, through the pre-litigation phase, to the representation of clients before courts. We have also successfully represented clients on numerous occasions in appeal and cassation proceedings, as well as in proceedings initiated by a constitutional complaint, a complaint to the European Court of Human Rights or EU courts.
Services
- Representation of Clients before common courts, administrative courts, the Supreme Court, arbitration courts, the Constitutional Tribunal, as well as the Court of Justice of the European Union and international arbitration tribunals;
- Assistance in concluding settlements as well as avoiding disputes;
- Preparation and advice on the submission of the so-called amicus curiae briefs for Polish and foreign organisations, including business associations, submitted to courts and tribunals of the highest instances;
- Preparation of analyses and memoranda inter alia, identifying potential disputes, including risk assessments, or preparing a litigation strategy;
- Assessment of the legal situation of the parties in the perspective of a potential dispute, development of an optimal litigation strategy and advice on minimizing the legal risk associated with the dispute;
- Mediation consultancy;
- Representation of Clients in negotiations;
- Organizing trainings in the field of changes in the field of civil, administrative and administrative court procedures.
Michał Jabłoński, PhD
- Advocate
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- Managing partner
Magdalena Tyka-Jabłońska
- Attorney-at-law
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- Partner
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