KG Legal publishes in the first issue of the quarterly “Biotechnologia.pl” an article about „Small” legal act – new law and tax benefits for biotechnology in Poland.
You can read the article HERE.
On the 4-5th October 2017 in Galway, Ireland, there will be held Medtec Ireland 2017, which is one of the older Medical Technology Confex in Europe.
KG Legal, as a Polish law firm, is looking for partners and investors for Scandinavian firm producing surgery devices.
The cross border cooperation will be based upon exchange of know-how or technology transfer and receiving funds from investors.
Polish legal system foresees a possibility to draw up various types of notarial protocols in order to restore the objective truth relating to the claim and litigation. The example of this solution is the protocol of the opening of a website.
Polish law, in accordance with European directives, requires from entrepreneurs to provide many provisions on terms and conditions of conducted online shop. Main legal acts which include such requirements are ‘Protection of Competition and Consumers Act’, ‘Consumer Rights Act’ and ‘Provision of Services by Electronic Means Act’. Other regulations find their source in more detailed acts and ordinances.
Fulfillment of needed provisions is governed by Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK), which could be found at their website as follows: https://www.uokik.gov.pl/home.php. In case UOKiK discovers the lack of regulation required, it may impose a severe fine.
