Economic law

This area of law is really a part of civil law. It has been separated due to the nature of activity within the framework of business trading. Until recently there used to be applied stricter rules for court proceedings relating to entrepreneurs. To date, in the courts there are separate economic departments to recognize disputes between traders. Economic law is changing as quickly as occur the changes in economy, which is why it was necessary to isolate specialization dedicated to the business. Expectations of persons conducting business activity differ significantly from the expectations of the customer who ordered a single case. An entrepreneur usually has some legal knowledge and has a growing awareness of the consequences and risks of action. He expects a broad look at the problem and the analysis of the proposed project in terms of taxes, a number of contracts that must be concluded, the amount of time required, the need for a third party services (notary, chartered accountant, tax adviser) and even the expected rate of return on investment.

Much has changed over the past few years in entrepreneurs' approach to our profession of solicitors. The lawyer is no longer treated as a person generating costs and "disturbing" at the conclusion of the contract. Currently, emphasis is placed on in-depth examination of agreements (the court having jurisdiction clauses, clauses on penalties contractual clauses on the right of withdrawal etc.), then to secure the performance of contracts, overseeing the execution of contracts. Slowly the company's ongoing cooperation with the lawyer and his participation in meetings with contractors, in drafting not only contracts but also writings becomes a rule. More often it happens that the lawyer on behalf of the owner of shares represents his interests in the Supervisory Board and the Shareholders' Meeting, chairs or organizes in his office negotiations and negotiations, as well as he trains the staff of his client in terms of legal issues.

A large part of the Law Office activities involve disputes the Commercial Court - usually for payment, but there are also very complex issues, such as long-lasting case of a multimillion-dollar fire compensation. Some disputes, e.g. in the field of compensation for improper execution of construction contracts require consultation with a team of specialists in order to effectively combat the opinions of incompetent expert witness. Within this area the Law Office offers its experience and would be happy to discuss and assess the risks related to entrusted matter.