KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI KG LEGAL takes part in the webinar organized by the American Bankruptcy Institute on the impact of the conflict in Ukraine on capital, markets and boardrooms. ABI and a panel of experts, including former U.S. House Speaker John Boehner, Former Ambassador Matthew Kirk and Former Career Ambassador Frank Wisner, will discuss the conflict in Europe, which has generated a maze of rapid legal, political and economic responses from authorities around the globe. Those actions are rippling through capital, markets and boardrooms as businesses grapple with how to respond.
On Wednesday, March 9, U.S. President signed an executive order – a directive through which he manages the federal government’s activities. The decree was dedicated to the problem of digital asset development. The government administration was required to develop a strategy to better understand the risks and opportunities posed by digital assets. With this executive order, the White House directed the Departments of Treasury, Commerce, State and Justice, among others, to examine elements of the rapidly growing cryptocurrency market. The government agencies will review the market over the next six months and prepare a public report with recommendations for the federal government’s approach to digital currencies.
On 30 March 2022 KIELTYKA GLADKOWSKI KG LEGAL will participate in the meeting organized by the Polish Life Science Cluster with the Jagiellonian Center for Drug Development (JCET). It is a unit of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow that conducts research on the mechanism of action of drugs and their therapeutic and toxic effects.
At the Jagiellonian Center for Drug Development there are carried out studies of the preclinical phase, i.e. laboratory work without the participation of patients. Particular emphasis is placed on understanding where side effects of drugs come from and how to predict them before a drug candidate reaches the first volunteers in clinical trials.
Cryptocurrencies have become more and more the reality of our daily lives, and also in arbitration. The event will focus on the basic concepts of cryptocurrencies, their use, current features and challenges in arbitration, commercial disputes over transfers of cryptocurrency and the operation of smart contracts.
As world leaders endorse climate goals like reaching net-zero greenhouse-gas emissions within the next 30 years, companies are pushing to move their projects from research and development to commercial phases. The net-zero objective—balancing emissions produced and emissions removed from the atmosphere—has spurred growth in the business of sustainable energy, which generates fewer emissions than fossil fuels. Some of these possibilities, like satellites that can wirelessly beam down solar energy from orbit, remain experimental, while others, like underwater turbines that harness tidal movements, have progressed from prototypes to commercial demonstrations. What are the newest developments in generating power from the sun, water, air and Earth?
