The Łunarski

Law Firm

LAW FIRM


The Łunarski Law Firm was founded in 2007.

The main areas of expertise are:   

  • tax law, including court proceedings in tax cases,
  • commercial companies law, including mergers & acquisitions,
  • complex services for foreign investors,
  • labour law,
  • law of higher education,
  • court proceedings,
  • administrative law.


OThe legal services are also provided in English.

Clients

The legal services of the law firm are provided for different clients. The extensive expertise is targeted at the following three main groups:



Non-state schools of higher education, including the biggest national consortium of such schools in Poland.


Foreign investors, including multinational corporations mainly from the aviation sector.


Polish Small & Medium Enterprises, mainly manufacturers.

Law Firm Ownership

dr Olgierd Łunarski

  • Counsellor at Law, Member of The Regional Chamber of Legal Advisers in Rzeszow (1996).
  • Doctor of Law specializing in Financial Law (Tax Law) - degree received from The Faculty of Law and Administration of The Nicolas Copernicus University in Torun (2001), doctoral dissertation on tax payment.
  • Author of many publications, including commentaries to Legal Acts (Tax law).
  • Lecturer at professional training courses for articled clerks organized by The Regional Chamber of Legal Advisers in Rzeszow.
  • Vice Chairman of the MEN'SFIELD Ltd. Supervisory Board based in Przeworsk
  • Representative of the Founder of University of Information Technology and Management in Rzeszów and University of Management and Administration in Zamość.
  • Member of Polskie Radio Rzeszów S.A. Supervisory Board from 2011 till 2014.

The Law Firm provides services in the following areas of expertise:

Mergers & acquisitions.

30%

Corporate reorganizations.

30%

Tax proceedings.

45%

Company set-up.

60%

Internal by-laws, especially with regard to labour law and corporate law.

30%

Due diligence.

30%

General legal services for companies and universities.

45%

Projects concerning green-field investments (including purchasing properties and financing projects).

45%

Business and civil court proceedings.

60%