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Leniency procedure in Polish antitrust proceedings

Leniency procedure in Polish antitrust proceedings

The series “UOKiK Library” has published (in Polish) the work “Leniency procedure in Polish antitrust proceedings” by Marcin Kulesza, which won the competition of the President of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection for the best doctoral dissertation on competition protection in the 2021/2022 edition.

Dawn raid policy: why your company should consider adopting one

Dawn raid policy: why your company should consider adopting one

We explain what a dawn raid is, what to look for when creating a procedure for handling dawn raids, and the universal elements that should be included in every policy regarding unannounced inspections of corporate premises.

The series of publications marking the 30th anniversary of Wardyński & Partners offers a concise cross-section of texts summarising and synthesising our first 30 years of practice. Drawing from our experiences, we present visions and solutions for the future. The second volume is focused on innovations.

Selective distribution and online sales: Where are we heading?

Selective distribution and online sales: Where are we heading?

The Competition Law Practice, which is a member of the Antitrust Alliance, took part in preparing that organisation’s report on the most important issues within online sales and selective distribution in Europe and the associated national differences between Member States.

Legal Risks in M&A Transactions

Legal Risks in M&A Transactions

The fourth joint project of Wardyński & Partners and LexisNexis Polska.

Competition Law

Competition Law

The authors of this publication, the third in the “Law in Practice” series from LexisNexis Polska, present the practical experiences they have gained advising business clients, using case studies to illustrate the main issues of competition law that are relevant for legal practice.