What we do
Commercial companies are one of the most common forms of conducting business in Poland. Corporate law encompasses the legal framework for business activities conducted by individuals or legal entities, based on a partnership agreement or company statutes, with the primary goal of achieving both business and financial objectives.
The main division of companies, closely linked to their legal foundations, distinguishes between civil law partnerships, established and governed under the Civil Code, and commercial companies, created and operating under the Commercial Companies Code. Among commercial companies, there are partnerships—general partnership, professional partnership, limited partnership, and limited joint-stock partnership—and capital companies, which include the limited liability company and joint-stock company. Each type of company has a distinct organizational structure and varying levels of liability for its members.
Our law firm provides comprehensive services in establishing and managing companies, including:
- Advising on the appropriate form of business organization
- Drafting partnership agreements and company statutes
- Full support in establishing and liquidating partnerships and capital companies
- Mergers and acquisitions of companies
- Transformation of companies
- Assistance in bankruptcy and restructuring proceedings
- Registration of changes in the National Court Register (KRS)
- Handling corporate assemblies
- Drafting written legal opinions
- Preparing and reviewing commercial contracts
- Drafting internal company regulations, contracts, and statutes
- Participation in negotiations with business partners
At the client’s request, our law firm can also provide accounting and HR/payroll services for newly established companies.