Zygmunt Waga, LL.M.

Zygmunt is an associate in our Disputes & investigations team. He advises entities in the banking, medical and services sectors in court and arbitration proceedings and in front of the National Appeal Chamber.

CV

Since 2022 Associate, Taylor Wessing

2019 – 2022 Attorney, Kocur i Wspólnicy

2018 Trainee, Siemens, Warsaw, Poland & Erlangen, Germany

职业发展

Since 2022 Associate, Taylor Wessing

2019 – 2022 Attorney, Kocur i Wspólnicy

2018 Trainee, Siemens, Warsaw, Poland & Erlangen, Germany

教育

2020 – 2022 Legal training, Warsaw Bar Association of Attorneys-at-law

2018 – 2019 Legal studies (Master "Deutsches Recht" LL.M.), Rhenish Friedrich Wilhelm University of Bonn, Germany

2017 – 2018 Erasmus programme, Leipzig University, Germany

语言

最新新闻和观点

View Zygmunt's insights

点击此处了解更多

重组和破产

Poland’s Supreme Court says insolvency administrators can appeal court orders transferring creditors’ claims

2025年1月14日

作者 Zygmunt Waga, LL.M.

纠纷和调查

Jak zapobiegać i minimalizować negatywne skutki związane z incydentami IT

2024年9月4日

Briefing

作者

点击此处了解更多

纠纷和调查

Cassation appeal in Polish civil procedure

Legal Snapshots of Disputes & Investigations in Poland

2024年5月29日

Briefing

作者 Zygmunt Waga, LL.M. 以及 Sebastian Morgała

点击此处了解更多

Zygmunt Waga, LL.M.

专长

执业领域和服务团队

CV

职业发展

教育

语言

最新新闻和观点

Poland’s Supreme Court says insolvency administrators can appeal court orders transferring creditors’ claims

Zygmunt Waga, LL.M.

专长

执业领域和服务团队

CV

职业发展

教育

语言

最新新闻和观点

Poland’s Supreme Court says insolvency administrators can appeal court orders transferring creditors’ claims

Related news & insights

When the evidence thinks for itself: how will the courts keep AI-generated evidence in check?

New guidance on the General Product Safety Regulation: a snapshot of key clarifications

The ICJ climate Opinion and ISDS: mapping new terrain for investment dispute resolution

The sting and the tale

From small island to big impact: what Vanuatu's ICJ climate win means for business

When intelligent systems fail: a case study in AI liability and the future of commercial disputes

AI disputes in action

Opening the doors: how the January 2026 pilot will transform access to court documents

The Fine Art of Arbitration: Why Arbitration Provides an Attractive Canvas for Resolving Art Disputes

Invaluable objects and their paper trails: navigating the new EU import regulations for cultural goods

相关人员

与我会面：