Trademark clearance before filing in Poland or the EU
Clear a brand name before launch. Learn what to search in Poland and the EU, how to assess similar marks and what to do if an earlier right creates a risk.
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Representations and warranties in a Polish share purchase agreement: defining liability
Buying or selling shares in Poland? Understand warranties, disclosures, liability caps, claim procedures and when to seek help with a Polish-law SPA.
Opposing a similar trade mark: how can a business protect its brand in Poland and the EU?
An earlier rights owner generally has three months from publication to oppose a later Polish or EU trade mark application. Similar names alone do not decide the case.
Employee monitoring and business email in Poland: when may an employer use it?
A legitimate business concern is not enough. Monitoring must be necessary, proportionate, documented in workplace rules and communicated to employees before it starts.
Distributor, commercial agent or reseller: choosing the right sales model in Poland
Contract labels do not determine the legal model. The key questions are who contracts with the customer, whether the partner purchases and resells on its own account, who carries inventory and credit risk, and how much control the supplier may exercise over price and territory.
Electronic signature, scan or email: how can a B2B contract be validly concluded in Poland?
Many Polish B2B contracts do not require a handwritten signature. The signing method must nevertheless reflect the statutory form, the contract wording and later notices.
Buy-side legal due diligence in Poland: defining scope and using the findings in the transaction
Legal due diligence should help the buyer decide whether and on what terms to proceed. The findings must shape structure, price, closing conditions and the acquisition agreement.
Pay transparency in Poland in 2026: what must employers do now and what should they prepare for?
Poland has already changed recruitment rules, while the broader EU pay-transparency framework still awaits full national implementation. This guide separates current duties from sensible preparation.
Personal data breach in Poland: what should a business do within the first 72 hours?
A business should not wait for a final forensic report before acting. Containment, evidence preservation, role allocation, risk assessment and the notification decision need to proceed in parallel.
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