Ewelina Stobiecka

Ewelina is the Head of our Warsaw office, and the Head of our Consumer & Retail group in CEE. She has been ranked as one of the top 25 most entrepreneurial women in Poland.

Ewelina is a certified commercial mediator in Poland and Germany, a mediator for DEInternational in Ukraine and the founder of the International Mediation Centre (IMC) in Poland's international Chambers of Commerce.

Ewelina specialises in dispute resolution. She is an exceptionally talented lawyer with a strong presence in legal and business circles in Poland, among them being the Commercial Law Experts Committee at the Polish Ministry of Development. Aside from her work with the IMC, she is an author of the blog www.out-of-court.eu. She is a former finalist for Business Woman of the Year, and a Pearl of Polish Business nominee.

Ewelina works across numerous sectors, including automotive, business & professional services, finance, technology, media & communications. She is also a member of our Italy group. Her range of experience which she also has across compliance and real estate law makes her a versatile and commercially minded lawyer.

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Career

Since 2007	Partner, TaylorWessing e\|n\|w\|c
Since 2015	Commercial Mediator, Germany
Since 2012	Commercial Mediator, Poland

2004 – 2007	Lawyer, RSM Hemmelrath
2001 – 2004	Associate, Nörr Stiefenhofer Lutz

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Education

2015	Commercial Mediator education, Berlin, Germany
2012	Studies in Law and administration (Doctoral degree), University of Warsaw
2006	Admitted to the Bar, Poland

2000 – 2001	Scholarship, Law and administration department, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany
1997 – 2001	Studies in Law and Administration, University of Warsaw
1996 – 1997	Studies in Law and Administration, Szczecin University, Poland

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Publications

Author of "Principles of Polish Contract Law", published in German language, Linde Verlag Austria, 2017

Ewelina is an author of numerous articles published in specialist legal and commercial publications in Poland and abroad relating to Dispute Resolution, Corporate law, Real Estate and other business law related issues. She is a long-standing commentator of notable Polish business media regarding foreign investments, as well as various legal aspects of doing business in Poland. She is also a recognised expert of the retail industry in Poland, and author of periodic articles and publications for the retail sector, including the Retailer’s Guide to Poland. In addition she has been a correspondent for the World Bank for the “Doing Business Report" (Poland) publication since 2004.