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Notional shares in the Polish system as a method of remuneration of employees

KG Legal prepared presentation about notional shares in the Polish system as a method of remuneration of employees. The presentation includes construction of notional shares, reasons for notional shares issue, advantages and risks of notional shares. 

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Letter of credit as a form of security for payments in international transactions

KG Legal prepared presentation about letter of credit as a form of security for payments in international transactions. The presentation includes risk in international trade, limiting of payment risk, incoterms 2000, payment settlement scheme etc.

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The problem of understanding the term read only data media in banking activity in Poland

The development of electronic banking allows banks to create new opportunities for contact with the customers. However, the bank contacts the customer only when it is necessary, for example, to provide the customer with the information on the changes in costs, fees, commissions. It is required that the bank shall then use read only data media. Paweł Dyrduł, associate lawyer from the Polish law firm KG Legal Kiełtyka Gładkowski based in Krakow, discusses the problem of the interpretation of the term “read only data media”.

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The Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection – antitrust proceedings in Poland

The Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection is an institution next to which one cannot pass by indifferently. Its functioning in the Polish market is motivated by many reasons, limitation of the monopoly on the Polish market being one of them. Antitrust proceedings are discussed by Paweł Dyrduł, associate lawyer from KG Legal Kiełtyka Gładkowski Professional Partnership based in Cracow.

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The Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection – consumer protection in Poland

The Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection is an antitrust institution next to which one cannot pass by indifferently. Its functioning on the Polish market is motivated by many reasons, consumer protection issues being one of them. Polish consumer protection proceedings are discussed by Paweł Dyrduł, associate lawyer from KG Legal Kiełtyka Gładkowski Professional Partnership based in Cracow.

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