Companies applying for an electricity distribution licence (Polish: DEE) face various challenges in obtaining it. Very often, the reason for the refusal of such a licence is the submission of inappropriate connection conditions.

Shareholders who wish to restrict the ability of heirs to join the company or limit the possibility of fragmentation of the company’s shareholding should plan ahead and amend the articles of association in good time.

The anti-SLAPP directive must enter into Polish law.

As we approach the fourth anniversary of the introduction of this levy, it is a good time to take stock of its impact and the doubts surrounding its application. Today, we can see that the revenue from the levy bears no relation to the ever-decreasing sales volumes. This points to a systemic problem.

On 12 September 2024, following negotiations in the Social Dialogue Council, the Council of Ministers adopted the Ordinance on the minimum wage and the minimum hourly rate for 2025.

There are already around 10,000 cases before the Polish courts in which borrowers claim that banks have violated the Consumer Credit Act. As a result of these lawsuits, the sanction of free credit could be applied.