
Warsaw trio launch claimant boutique
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Ex-JDP Law counsel Adrian Andrychowski speaks to CDR about his new firm, which has already got off to a fast start with four competition law damages claims on its books.
A new claimant-side firm has opened for business in the Polish capital, focusing on commercial and competition litigation matters. AGK Legal officially launched on Monday (6 October) in Warsaw.
It is the brainchild of three experienced lawyers with large-firm and litigation experience: disputes and collective redress lawye
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