Polz & Polz Firm law firm has been providing professional legal services, addressed both to individual and business clients, both domestic and foreign, since 2004. We deal with civil and administrative matters, including those with an international dimension, ensuring that the legal services offered meet the objectives and needs of our clients, are of the highest standard and are reliable and effective.
The partners, Ewa Polz, Piotr Polz and Anna Polz- Ziobrowska, are qualified lawyers having extensive knowledge and long-standing experience gained both in Poland and abroad. The partners are the arbitrators of the Court of Arbitration at the Polish Chamber of Commerce in Warsaw and of the Court of Arbitration at the Polish Confederation of Private Employers Lewiatan in Warsaw.
Our legal services are professional and effective, because every lawyer working within our firm has not only the necessary knowledge and qualifications, certified with the title of professional legal adviser or attorney-at-law, but also extensive experience in co-operating with companies, both Polish and international.
Our legal advisers and attorneys effectively litigate damages cases before common courts as well as before state and local administration authorities and administrative courts. They also bring cases before the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg for infringement of the property rights and the right to a fair trial in civil and administrative cases.
Our legal advisers and attorneys have extensive experience in advising and conducting construction cases, in particular concerning spatial development plans, land development decisions, building permits, occupancy permits for construction projects, legalisation of unlawfully commenced construction projects.
Our legal advisers and attorneys have extensive experience and are effective in dealing with probate and family estate matters.
Our legal advisers and attorneys are experts in judicial and administrative procedures and effectively represent clients in proceedings before state and local administration authorities and administrative courts, and in civil cases, in proceedings before common courts and the Supreme Court.