Legal services for companies and business law advisory

The first consultation usually takes 45 to 60 minutes, depending on the complexity of the project. Its purpose is to structure the business decision the client is facing. During the conversation:

• we analyse the business context and the purpose of the project,
• we identify key legal and regulatory risks,
• we discuss possible courses of action,
• we indicate the recommended direction for next steps.

For many clients, the consultation becomes a reference point for further decisions, regardless of whether the project continues with us or under another model.

A few key pieces of information are enough, without formal presentations or complete documentation. Most often, the following is sufficient:

• a short description of the project or problem,
• information about the company structure, if it already exists,
• the planned direction of development, such as an investor, expansion, or a new product,
• documents that serve as the starting point, such as a draft agreement or group structure.

If anything is missing, we complete it during the conversation. The consultation is meant to lead to a decision, not to paperwork collection.

Each project has one responsible person who leads the matter and serves as the main point of contact. Communication is tailored to the dynamics of the project and the client’s preferences. Most often, it includes:

• ongoing phone or online conversations,
• email summaries with recommendations and next steps,
• clear arrangements regarding deadlines and the scope of work.

In urgent projects, we are able to take on a matter within one business day, depending on availability and the scale of the project. First, we focus on:

• critical decisions,
• risks that may have immediate consequences,
• elements that require securing here and now.

We determine costs in relation to the scope and purpose of the project, rather than abstract rates. At an early stage, we define:

• the possible scope of work,
• project stages,
• an indicative budget or billing model.

For longer-term cooperation, we often use mixed models, such as project-based work combined with ongoing support, allowing clients to plan costs more effectively over time.

We work both on individual project-related decisions and in an ongoing legal support model for entrepreneurs. In practice, this means:

• ongoing legal support for companies,
• consulting on management decisions,
• preparing and negotiating agreements,
• responding to changes in business and regulations.

Many clients start with one project and then expand their cooperation with us as their business grows.

Yes – fintech and crypto are a real part of our practice, not merely an area of theoretical advisory. We support projects in areas including:

• the legal structure of the venture,
• selection of jurisdiction and business form,
• regulatory approach and compliance,
• preparing the project for discussions with investors,
• coordinating projects carried out in several countries.

We analyse each project individually, in relation to its business model and development plans.

In business projects, we focus primarily on preventing disputes through the right decisions, structures, and agreements. Our support includes:

• contract negotiations,
• structuring protective mechanisms,
• organising shareholder relations,
• minimising risks that may lead to conflicts.

However, if a dispute is part of the project, we help the client choose the most rational course of action in the given situation.

Yes. We advise on projects carried out in Poland and in foreign jurisdictions. Cooperation includes, among other things:

• designing international structures,
• coordinating activities with local advisers,
• adapting documents to different legal systems,
• support in operational and regulatory decisions.

The goal is to create solutions that work in practice and deliver real results

Most often when they:

• plan to set up a company
• plan growth or expansion,
• enter into a project with an investor or shareholder,
• negotiate a contract of significant importance,
• operate in a regulated industry, such as fintech or crypto,
• need to organise their structure or ownership relations,
• want to be sure that a legal decision will not block the business in the future.

We focus on partnership-based legal advisory, where law is a tool for achieving a business objective, not an end in itself. Clients value us for:

• clear recommendations,
• understanding the realities of running a business,
• focus on decisions and consequences,
• long-term support as the company grows.