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Fusionen und Übernahmen Ending a shareholder dispute in the food industry

The results of our work: Our measures not only restored harmony within the company, but also laid the foundations for stable and sustainable growth of the company. This case study shows how a strategic and effective approach to resolving conflicts between shareholders can turn potential risks into opportunities for growth.

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Sp. z o.o. in Poland: opportunities, risks and legal requirements

More and more German companies are considering locations in Poland – due to low operating costs, EU subsidies and geostrategic advantages. A common option is to establish a Sp. z o.o., the Polish equivalent of a limited liability company. However, many entrepreneurs underestimate the legal differences compared to German GmbH law. What are the requirements? What tax rules need to be observed? And how can a company be safely established from abroad? This article provides a practical overview from the perspective of a German-speaking law firm based in Poland.

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NON-MARKET REDISPATCH – A STABILISATION MECHANISM OR A ROOM FOR ABUSE?

The issue of non-market redispatch of electricity from renewable energy sources is an increasing concern, affecting the profitability and development of the RES sector in Poland. As a result of forced production curtailments, producers are incurring significant financial losses, prompting them to explore legal avenues for claiming compensation.

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05.10.2026

Entrepreneur - Time Limits on Claims Can Cost You – Stay Alert!

If you use transport services or run a business in the transport sector, remember that the limitation periods for claims in this industry are significantly shorter than the general limitation periods provided for in the Civil Code (3 or 6 years).

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