As a result of high levels of income and consumer spending, Poland has been an increasingly interesting destination for trade. It is particularly attractive to foreign investors seeking to establish a presence in the country with strong human resources and an ideal geographic location at the heart of Europe. An ambitious strategy of pre-accession to the European Union has changed the legal environment of business towards being more friendly towards foreigners and increased the capacity of the Polish market to cope with competitive pressure within the Union.
Comprehensive in its coverage, this book is an excellent source of reference for practitioners and policy-makers, as well as a fundamental resource for lawyers involved in business. Polish Business Law is a guide providing information and best practice advice from outstanding lawyers of CMS Cameron McKenna.
Table of International Agreements
Table of Statutes
Table of cases
List of Repertories
Preface
PART ONE: LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS
- General: The Republic Of Poland
- The Political System Of The Republic Of Poland
- The Polish Judicial System And Legal Procedure
- Conflict Of Laws
PART TWO: FIRM AND ITS LAW
- Company Law
- Real Estate And Construction Laws
- Contracts And Torts
- Banking Law
- Insurance
- Public Trading In Securities
- Tax Law
- International Trade And Shipping
- Bankruptcy Law
PART THREE: PROTECTIVE POLICY
- Protection Of Competition And Consumers
- Intellectual Property Law
- Labour Law And Social Insurance
- Protection Of The Environment
- Selected Bibliography
- Index