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Widely regarded as a powerhouse throughout Central and Eastern Europe, Clifford Chance's presence in Poland has long been viewed as market-leading. The law firm's Warsaw office forms part of an integrated network throughout Europe, and members of the team are often called upon to play a coordinating role on cross-border mandates. Multinationals with interests in Poland are well served by Clifford Chance's full-service capabilities, and domestic clients looking to expand internationally benefit from the firm's extensive resources in London and across its wider network.

Deeply embedded in the Polish market, Dentons stands out for the breadth of its expertise and the strength of its bench. In tandem with the law firm's Budapest offering, Warsaw functions as a strategic hub for the firm's Central and Eastern European operations. Well-resourced teams serve both domestic and overseas clients on an international platform, and can call on the firm's vast global network by cross-staffing multi-jurisdictional matters.

An international team with solid roots in the Polish market, Greenberg Traurig's Warsaw office forms an important part of the firm's presence in Europe. It combines with colleagues across the continent including in Germany, the Netherlands and London, and the law firm adds to its European network with strategically placed teams in Asia, the Middle East and Latin America, which are further supported by its vast presence throughout the USA.

White & Case's Warsaw office offers clients comprehensive domestic expertise coupled with the resources of an impressive international network. The law firm's Polish base plays an important role in its activities throughout Central and Eastern Europe, acting as a centre for cross-border transactions governed by English law. Performing highly across multiple areas of the Polish market, Warsaw-based advisers routinely work as part of strategically assembled teams which feature partners from the firm's vast EMEA and American network.

A recognised international firm with excellent global coverage, Baker McKenzie has developed a solid transactionally-oriented presence in Poland. Across transactional areas and tax matters in a range of sectors, the team is regularly involved in cross-border work, with practitioners particularly active on matters relating to Germany and the CEE region. The Polish team benefits from the firm's expansive global network, where local lawyers have the deep resources of Baker McKenzie's teams overseas to call upon.

CMS's Polish offering plays a vital role in the law firm's unrivalled presence throughout Central and Eastern Europe, with its Warsaw office acting as an important gateway to the wider region. The law firm's sector structure benefits a diverse clientele; global companies wishing to expand their operations into Poland and Eastern Europe hold the firm in particularly high regard, and the team remains a popular choice for homegrown entities with cross-border needs.

Highly acclaimed for its transactional capabilities, Linklaters' Warsaw office acts as the law firm's strategic hub for the CEE region. Specialists in Warsaw provide clients with expertise relating to Eastern and South-East European jurisdictions, and can call on the firm's extensive resources in London and across its integrated network, which is further supported by strong relationships with high-performing local practices.

DLA Piper is internationally-recognised practice with a solid presence in Poland, focusing on core transactional areas and offering dispute resolution capabilities. The team is highly receptive to the multi-jurisdictional needs of its clientele and can call on the extensive resources of DLA Piper's global network. The group acts for international clients, often on local elements of multi-jurisdictional deals and cases, and is also retained by local corporations looking to branch out internationally.

The law firm provides high-quality advice on cross-border mandates across a range of different areas. Practitioners in Warsaw are able to advise on international infrastructure and energy projects, effectively collaborating with lawyers overseas. DZP's M&A group adeptly advises on both inbound and outbound deals, and the firm boasts a market-leading life sciences practice which is supported by a full-strength dispute resolution team.

An independent law firm headquartered in Paris with a network of offices in key markets across Europe and further afield. The firm has had a presence in Poland since 1991, and the Warsaw office comprises over 30 practitioners currently, providing advice to clients across finance, M&A and dispute resolution. The Polish team is experienced in collaborating with French colleagues and others in the firm's office network, as well as with partner firms.

Hogan Lovells' impressive Warsaw office houses 70 lawyers, who often work in conjunction with the firm's network of offices globally. The firm has strong experience in handling international mandates across the CEE region and Europe, aided by a number of highly-ranked teams in the region. It is regularly called upon by leading multinational corporations from a host of sectors for cutting-edge advice on complex matters.

An internationally connected and highly-regarded independent Polish law firm capable of handling a broad spectrum of cross-border mandates, SK&S is particularly well equipped to advise inbound investors into Poland, largely thanks to the close relationships it has formed with overseas law practices and through its membership of legal networks such as the World Law Group.