Contracts and ongoing legal support
Drafting and negotiating contracts, legal opinions, internal policies and day-to-day support for management and business teams.
Poland–Germany business law firm
We help companies operate safely, negotiate contracts and resolve disputes in Poland and Germany. One firm, three languages and advice grounded in the realities of both markets.
How we help
We focus on matters where language, local procedure and a working knowledge of Polish and German business practice can materially change the outcome.
Drafting and negotiating contracts, legal opinions, internal policies and day-to-day support for management and business teams.
Claims in Poland and Germany, court proceedings, interim measures and enforcement of judgments and payment orders.
Main and subcontractor agreements, VOB/B, remuneration, contractual penalties, defects, acceptance and disputes on German sites.
Cross-border employment, employee posting, required documentation, inspections and ongoing employer–employee matters.
Company formation and transformations, transactions, due diligence and legal support for investments and property matters.
Licences, proceedings before Poland's energy regulator, energy projects, regulated activities and tax advice with specialised partners.
Two markets. One legal partner.
We support market entry, company formation, real estate, employment, contractor checks and disputes in Poland. Communication and working documents can be handled entirely in German or English.
Discuss a matter in EnglishWe advise contractors, exporters and service providers — from contracts and posting workers to negotiations, debt collection and court proceedings.
Review your German operationsExperience in figures
We go beyond quoting the law. You receive a clear assessment of risk, realistic scenarios and a solution tailored to your business objective.
Partner-led advice
Maciej Niedziałkowski is a Polish attorney-at-law (radca prawny), a member of the Poznań Bar of Attorneys-at-Law and a registered European lawyer with the Saxony Bar in Germany. He completed the joint Polish–German Magister des Rechts programme at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań and the European University Viadrina.
He gained professional experience in law firms, public administration and as an in-house lawyer for a German company operating across Europe. This means each matter is assessed not only for legal correctness, but also for cost, timing and commercial impact.
“A client does not need a lecture on the law. They need a clear recommendation: what to do, where the risk lies and what inaction may cost.”
How we work
We establish the objective, jurisdiction, deadlines and key documents. You learn which options are realistically available.
Before work begins, we set out the recommended approach, risks, next steps and the proposed fee structure.
We take over correspondence, negotiations or proceedings and provide clear updates as the matter progresses.
Specialist practices
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Meetings, correspondence, contracts and working documents can be handled in English, German or Polish. We explain local legal concepts in a format useful to international decision-makers.
Yes. As a Polish attorney-at-law, Maciej Niedziałkowski can represent clients in civil, commercial and administrative proceedings in Poland, subject to a conflict and scope check.
We review the contract, due date, jurisdiction and available information about the debtor. We then recommend negotiation, a formal demand, an order for payment or the appropriate court and enforcement route.
Yes. We assist with legal form, incorporation, corporate registrations, contracts, governance and selected tax and employment issues together with specialist advisers where needed.
Depending on the assignment, we use hourly fees, a fixed fee for a defined stage or a monthly retainer. The proposed model and anticipated scope are agreed before work starts.
Contact
Please say what the matter concerns, which country it relates to and whether a deadline is running. You can send documents by email afterwards.