The networking event is a great occasion to connect with other technology lawyers regardless of where they live and discuss, less formally than usual, the most recent cases that they handled.
The subject of the conference is the use of artificial intelligence in hybrid work using satellite work, the use of AI in the work environment, the use of artificial intelligence in the supply chain and digitization in the supply chain; improving digital business; using machine learning in light of market changes caused by a global pandemic.
During the break, KG LEGAL law firm will take an active part in a Q&A session devoted to the estimated rate of return and investment costs in artificial intelligence, with the participation of the editor-in-chief of CFO Journal of the Wall Street Journal Business column and SVP of the Global Supply Chain of the largest manufacturer of consumer electronics.
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL PRO #AI NETWORKING LUNCH: BANKING & FINANCE WITH KIEŁTYKA GŁADKOWSKI LEGAL
Bulletin of the Netherlands Polish Chamber of Commerce, No. 74, Spring 2021
INTERVIEW with attorney Jakub Gładkowski, Founding Partner of KIEŁTYKA GŁADKOWSKI KG LEGAL:
“Supporting cross-border cooperation and helping globalisation processes is one of the greatest challenges for current business in Poland”
Can you tell us more about your company?
Jakub Gładkowski: „KIEŁTYKA GŁADKOWSKI Law Firm is a team of Polish attorneys. We specialise in providing services to foreign companies that need legal assistance in Poland to establish and grow their businesses here. We have earned the trust of large corporate clients, through our proven track record over the years of providing legal advice in cross-border cases, including commercial and corporate law, contracts, civil and commercial litigation, labour law, with particular emphasis on the legal needs of clients operating in the sector of new technologies, IT, life sciences and representatives of conventional branches of industry, as well as transport and logistics services.
We owe our growing portfolio of key clients to the non-standard — umbrella-like — personnel structure of our law firm, in which we work only with experienced, qualified lawyers with international experience. This means that our clients always pay for specific professional work, without any unnecessary work performed by younger legal trainees. Thanks to our clients, we are in the world’s leading rankings of law firms, such as The Legal 500.”
KG Legal Kieltyka Gladkowski is attending the webinar on Tuesday, 5 January 2020 organised by the UK Institute of Export & International Trade. The webinar will be devoted to practical aspects of the UK-EU trade deal. There will be presented an overview of the major aspects that the deal traders need to prepare for, including:
The knowledge gained through this webinar will enable our lawyers to provide tailor made legal services for our Clients in cross border cases.
“Five for animals “, as the Polish press refers to the newly amended animal protection laws, is still awaiting for the final voting. The poultry industry is demanding amendments and opposing the introduction of a ban on fur farming and a ban on ritual slaughter in Poland. Traders fear the loss of their source of income, already threatened by the COVID-19 pandemic. They explain that the new solutions will result in a loss of financial liquidity and difficulties in paying off loans taken out to build and modernise farms. The sector organisations explain that the Polish poultry industry, which is the main exporter of poultry in the EU, may collapse overnight.
