Krzysztof Jasiński

Warsaw, Poland, 11 June 2024 – GESSEL, a leading law firm in Poland has advised the LUX MED group on yet another investment – this time in Ortopedicum hospital in Cracow. Our comprehensive support included due diligence, work on transaction documentation and closing of the transaction as well as works to ensure comfort in terms…

We advised Cyber_Folks S.A. on its sale of shares in Profitroom S.A. to the MCI Capital ASI SA fund. Our brief was focused on drawing up the transaction documentation. The GESSEL team working on this project was comprised of Karol Sokół, partner and Michał Osowski, managing associate. We were very happy to greet Cyber_Folks as a returning Client…

We are happy to announce that “The Polish Commercial Companies and Partnership Code”. Merger, demerger, and transformation of companies. Commentary”, a key reference for corporate lawyers, is now in its second edition. The original text has been updated to take into account the statutory amendments in force as of 15 September 2023 and their implications,…

Krzysztof Jasiński is a coauthor “The Commercial Companies and Partnerships Code. Mergers, De-Mergers and Transformation of Companies. Commentary”, published by Wolters Kluwer in 2018. This book presents a detailed treatment of corporate mergers, demergers and transformations (in various variants – by management, by owners and before the courts) as regulated by the Code. Especial attention is devoted…

Krzysztof Jasiński is a coauthor of the “Deed of incorporation of a limited liability company”, published by Wolters Kluwer in 2020.   In this book, GESSEL lawyers present an agreement establishing a limited liability company and pick apart its individual provisions for the benefit of the reader, dwelling briefly on the theoretical aspects (as presented in Polish…

Radca Prawny. Zeszyty Naukowe 3(8)/2016 Krzysztof Jasiński   The article refers to the adjournment of a general meeting of a limited liability company matter. The writers analyse joint stock company’s regulations of the Polish Code of Commercial Partnerships and Companies and apply them to the limited liability company’s position. They characterise deed of association of a…

Europejski Przegląd Sądowy 11/2019 Krzysztof Jasiński The paper relates to the issue of cross-border conversion of a company or partnership from an EU Member State of origin to another Member State, which is controversial in the European legal literature. This author analyses the concept o f cross-border conversion comparing it with cross-border transfer of registered…

Radca Prawny. Zeszyty Naukowe 2/2018 Krzysztof Jasiński The article addresses the issue of conversion and its implications for shareholders in transformed companies, in particular whether the risk of defective acquisition or the taking up of shares in a transformed company is eliminated or limited as a result of the transformation and issuance to the shareholder…

This paper refers to some new regulations introduced to the Polish legal system in connection with amendments to the Polish Code of Commercial Partnerships and Companies with respect to simple joint stock company. The author underlines that it would be reasonable to use already developed solutions not only with respect to simple joint stock company,…

Przegląd Prawa Handlowego 7/2018 Krzysztof Jasiński The paper considers the issue of undertaking to indemnify against public-law liabilities under Polish law. It encompasses the analysis of sources of indemnification clauses in Polish law and the grounds for their application, with reference to their common law’s provenance and position in the Polish contractual relationships. The analysis…

Radca Prawny. Zeszyty naukowe nr 16 Krzysztof Jasiński This paper constitutes a commentary to the Polish Supreme Court’s ruling dated December 20, 2017, in which the possibility to commence a proceeding for establishment of non-existence of a general meeting’s resolution has been confirmed. The author agrees with the Supreme Court ruling, as supporting the view…

Radca Prawny. Zeszyty Naukowe 2/2016 Krzysztof Jasiński This commentary is a critique of the concept of so-called negative resolutions of shareholders of companies adopted by the Supreme Court. The authors examine issues associated with the existence of the aforementioned resolutions and the grounds for distinguishing them in the legal doctrine, as well as the possible…