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Tomasz Wachowski
consultant, Kuczek-Maruta Counsellors at Law |
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Beata Kuczek-Maruta
counsellor at law, Kuczek-Maruta Counsellors at Law |
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Katarzyna Niedźwiadek
counsellor at law, Kuczek-Maruta Counsellors at Law |
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Monika Skocz
consultant, Kuczek-Maruta Counsellors at Law |
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Marcin Kiełbasa
junior consultant, Kuczek-Maruta Counsellor at Law |
Law stipulates certain restrictions involved in advertising goods and services. Part of them is indicated in detailed legal acts that concern just those goods or services but there is also a general regulation containing rules which have to be observed in each case. Read more…
Undertaking the first steps to start business activity in a form of limited liability company in Poland usually we win over the shareholders, determine the rules of cooperation and hope for success. Sometimes it may turn out that cooperation among the shareholders does not raise in harmony and the only way to conduct effective business activity is to exclude irritable shareholder. Read more…
A limited liability company (hereinafter referred to also as LLC or a company) is one of the most popular kind of commercial companies setting up in Poland. Popularity of LLC is connected with quite small costs of its formation and existence and also security of the ?owners? of this company ? the shareholders of LLC are not financially liable for company?s debts. Sometimes it may seem that formation of LLC is not very difficult but every investor should remember that setting up a company is related to many activities which have to be undertaken according to numerous provisions of Polish legal acts. Read more…
Today I would like to present some discrepancies between purchasing an enterprise and purchasing shares of a limited liability company. When a businessman approaches a decision on acquisition he must answer the question what he wants to purchase. Prior to such a decision it is always advisable to reconsider legal consequences, that may come along with the chosen solution. Read more…
Recent novelisation of Code of Commercial Companies derogated certain formalities regarding single-member companies. Currently a parent company may conclude an agreement with its subsidiary without preserving written form with signatures certified by a notary public.
