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5 Jul 2022
Arbitration – How Does the Arbitrator Decide?
If you are involved in a dispute, you may have considered arbitration. Arbitration is one type of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), where the outcome of the dispute will be decided by an arbitrator. You do not need to go to court, and in some cases, you may not even need to meet the party you […]
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5 Jul 2022
IT Contract Disputes and How To Avoid Them in Your Business
IT has become a huge part of our everyday lives and business operations. As a result, IT services can be business-critical, and you must ensure that a dispute does not disrupt your IT. IT contract disputes can vary greatly, but some common issues that we see arise can often be avoided. In this article, we […]
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5 Jul 2022
Due Diligence in Mergers & Acquisitions
When a merger or acquisition (M&A) is announced, it is not always apparent just how much time and commitment was required from both companies to get the deal over the line. Corporate lawyers say M&A hard work starts with identifying the right company to explore M&A opportunities with. That is followed by due diligence to […]
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5 Jul 2022
Client: SP
We advised the client (Polish subsidiary of one of the largest global food processing companies) on part of its international corporate restructure.
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5 Jul 2022
Client: AAP
We provided advice to a Legal 500 law firm who required our services as part of the project they were undertaking for their end client.
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5 Jul 2022
Client: PFL
Drafting employment contracts and consultancy agreements for an innovative production company creating commercials and music videos with offices in New York, London and Warsaw.
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5 Jul 2022
Client: ZCL
Represented a Client in a complex shareholders' dispute concluded by the way of agreement and voluntary liquidation of the company.
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4 Jun 2022
Client EI
Advising in a legal dispute involving the founder of a successful electronics company that specialises in hair straighteners. The successful company needed more money to expand its production, so it looked for investors to buy a share of the company. However, the relationship between the founder and the new equity partners deteriorated, leading to a legal battle focused on allegations of unfair prejudice against the equity investors by the founder.
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