Litigation
ATL Law advises companies and represents their interests in proceedings before all levels of common courts, the Supreme Court, administrative courts, and arbitration tribunals.
Our lawyers are also experts in conducting mediations and securing settlements at the pre-litigation stage.
The outcome of court or arbitration proceedings impacts a company’s standing, including its financial position. That is why at ATL Law we ensure that the services we provide are as time- and cost-efficient as possible. We keep Clients informed of progress throughout the proceedings.
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Court cases, including those related to:
- company law, including registration proceedings
- separate commercial proceedings
- civil law, including claims arising from contract performance and torts
- labour law and social security
- unfair competition, as well as competition and consumer protection law
- banking and insurance law
- intellectual and industrial property protection, including breaches of trade secrets
- personal data protection
- infringement of personal rights, including reputation, right to privacy, confidentiality of correspondence, image, and goodwill
- all types of compensation claims, including for non-performance or improper performance of contracts, contractual penalties, and torts
Vindication
- preparation of complete debt collection documentation and development of internal collection procedures for ongoing payment monitoring and in case of proceedings against unreliable contractors,
- negotiation with debtors, conclusion of out-of-court settlements,
- comprehensive handling of debt recovery processes, including drafting collection notices and payment demands, preparing lawsuits, and conducting writ of execution proceedings in enforcement cases,
- conducting court proceedings under ordinary, writ of payment, and separate procedures (especially writ proceedings, order for payment, electronic writ proceedings – EPU, and simplified proceedings),
- representing Clients in court proceedings regarding protective measures and actions for the declaration of legal actions as ineffective toward the creditor (Pauline actions),
- conducting actions aimed at disclosing the debtor’s assets,
- representing creditors in bankruptcy and restructuring proceedings,
- handling inheritance proceedings, identifying the circle of heirs, and conducting proceedings aimed at obtaining an enforceable title against the debtor’s heirs,
- recovering secured claims,
- representing creditors in court proceedings against management board members in the event of ineffective enforcement from the company’s assets (Article 299 of the Commercial Companies Code).
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