Deloitte: Poland enters the phase of economic expansion

The divergence of economic moods in Poland...

Two Years On: War in Ukraine and Its Global Impact

On February 24, 2022, a full-scale Russian...

Lewiatan Confederation proposes amendments to draft law on assistance to Ukrainian citizens

Maintaining the 14-day deadline for employers to notify the assignment of work to Ukrainian citizens, or extending the rights of medical personnel from Ukraine to practice medical professions, is...

Building Trust in the Crypto Wild West: Poland’s Upcoming Crypto-Asset Regulations

In recent years, the cryptocurrency market has experienced tremendous growth, as evidenced by the...

Deposit System in Poland Gets Closer: VAT Exemption, Tracking Mechanism Proposed

The Polish Parliament (Sejm) is soon to address a new bill concerning the deposit...

Poland to Review Pharmacy Advertising Ban Amidst EU Court Challenge

On March 13, 2024, the European Commission filed a complaint against Poland with the...

Adam Bodnar Forms Investigative Team to Probe Use of “Pegasus” Software by Public Officials

Adam Bodnar has established an Investigative Team within the National Prosecutor's Office to examine...

Proposed Amendment to Aid Ukrainian Citizens in Poland: Positive Steps with Room for Improvement

The Ministry of the Interior and Administration in Poland is currently working on a proposed amendment to the law concerning aid to Ukrainian citizens...

The EU AI Act: A Game Changer for Responsible AI Development

On March 13, the European Parliament adopted the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act). The new regulations allow the creation of a legal environment that,...

The Concerns of the UODO on Data Processing in the Proposed Amendments to the Foreigners Act

The clarifications of regulations considering the scope of data processing while incorporating the principle of data minimization - these are the main concerns of...

New AI Act needs implementation plan – Polish presidency could lead

On Wednesday, March 13, the European Parliament approved the AI Act, the first regulation of its kind encompassing a broad area of artificial intelligence....

EU Adopts Landmark Legislation to Shield Journalists and Preserve Media Freedom

In a significant step towards safeguarding press freedom within the European Union, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) endorsed new legislation on Wednesday aimed...

AI Act – European Parliament Adopts Historic Regulation on Artificial Intelligence

Today, the European Parliament adopted the regulation regarding Artificial Intelligence (AI Act). This is the world's first comprehensive regulation for artificial intelligence. The new...

Confiscated cars from drunk drivers – answers to the most important questions

As of March 14, 2024, new regulations will come into effect allowing the confiscation of cars from intoxicated drivers. Consequently, several questions are being...

Cryptocurrencies in the SEC’s Crosshairs: Are They Headed for Regulation Like Stocks and Bonds?

Federal judges in the United States are analyzing whether cryptocurrencies should be subject to the same regulations as stocks and bonds. The outcome of...

Drunk Driving: New Laws Allow Vehicle Confiscation in Poland

On 14 March this year, new regulations will come into force allowing for the confiscation of vehicles of drunken drivers. Drunk driving can result in...

What We Know After the Consultation About KSeF

Consultations regarding the National e-Invoice System were held between February 16 and March 1, 2024. The interest in implementing e-invoices in Poland is high...

Dr Smile fined by the Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK)

Smile has been fined by President of UOKiK for the way it concluded contracts with consumers, failing to confirm them on a...

84% of compliance directors expect increased regulatory pressure in the next 2 years

Continuous changes in regulations and legal requirements are increasing pressure and expectations towards the ethics and compliance departments. Staffing needs are also growing, with...

Swiss Franc Loans in Poland: Growing Strength of Borrowers and the Evolving Landscape of Lawsuits

According to official data from district courts, the number of franc-related cases across the country increased by over 35% year on year in the...

Ombudsman seeks national regulations against light pollution in Poland, citing health and environmental concerns

The glow of light hovering every night above each city is an issue not only for astronomers, whose observations of space objects become more...

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