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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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Permits Without Surprises – Spatial Planning, Environmental Decisions and Cooperation with Municipalities

The success of a wind energy project depends not only on finding a suitable location and securing financing. It is also crucial to coordinate spatial planning, environmental procedures and cooperation with the municipality from the outset. If these processes are not aligned, the project may face delays, additional costs and changes to its plans. In this article, we explain what investors in Poland should consider and how to identify permitting risks at an early stage.

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Quo vadis, Polish-German relations? On trust, tensions and a shared future

On 15 October 2026, VON ZANTHIER & DACHOWSKI hosted the conference “Quo vadis, Polish-German relations?” in Poznań. Participants from Poland, Germany and other countries discussed the history of relations between the two countries, their current state and what the future may hold.

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Grid Connection First – Grid Connection Conditions, Deadlines and Technical and Contractual Safeguards

Access to the grid is increasingly decisive in determining whether an onshore wind project in Poland can be developed and financed. The new rules change the process for obtaining connection conditions by introducing additional fees, security requirements and shorter deadlines, while also creating new flexible connection models. We explain what these changes mean for investors and which risks should be considered at the project planning stage.

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