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Disputes with business partners, shareholders or employees arise in the course of the business activity quite often. In order to solve the dispute the parties may be required to get (more or less) involved in civil proceedings and (sometimes) in proceedings to secure claims or in enforcement proceedings.
In some situations issues can be resolved outside court (e.g. in cases for making an entry in the land and mortgage register). Nevertheless, in all civil proceedings certain rules must be obeyed (especially as far as the formal requirements for the letters submitted to courts or the deadlines for certain actions are concerned). Their violation may have serious consequences.
Can a management board's liability to a limited liability company be split? Rödl & Partner's experts discuss practical methods to secure board members' interests in case of a court dispute.
The general contractor's liability for the compensation of a sub-subcontractor is not a new problem. This issue is still widely debated and continues to be the subject of interesting court rulings.
At the beginning of any collaboration, the parties to the contract are very enthusiastic and have the best of intentions to perform it.
In this article we will use a court case study to explain, among other things, what a contractor should ask about and what the customer should tell.
Anna Smagowicz-Tokarz
Attorney at law (Poland)
Associate Partner
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