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Patrick Radzimierski frequently advises clients on a variety of commercial, TMT and construction conflicts.
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Patrick Radzimierski is a partner in the Litigation and Arbitration practice group and head of Pro Bono at Dentons in Poland.
He has extensive experience as a former judge and an expert in the field of civil law procedure. His main areas of expertise are civil and commercial litigation, product liability and healthcare disputes, IP litigation, unfair competition, personal rights protection, insurance disputes, bank guarantee disputes, capital markets and public listed company investment disputes, public procurement litigation, commercial arbitration, employment law litigation and real estate litigation. Patrick has represented clients before arbitration courts, common courts, including the Supreme Court, the Constitutional Tribunal of Poland, as well as administrative authorities and administrative courts.
As head of Pro bono at Dentons, he handles precedential pro bono litigations, with a focus on anti-discrimination projects. He regularly acts as defense attorney for Polish judges in disciplinary proceedings and has been involved in many projects related to the judicial system in Poland.
Patrick has unique expertise in class actions and co-authored a leading commentary on Polish class action law. He also regularly lectures on civil procedure and the court system in Poland.
• Partner at Dentons since 2014
• Judge, President of a Civil Law Department, District Court of Łódź, 2000–2007
• Admitted to the Polish bar (2007)
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Patrick Radzimierski frequently advises clients on a variety of commercial, TMT and construction conflicts.
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