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Bartłomiej Dębski

Bartłomiej Dębski

Senior Counsel, attorney-at-law

Joined SK&S in 2017, gained his earlier experience at renowned law firms in Poland. Specialises in real estate law, constructions projects, with particular regard to agricultural properties and expropriation regulations. Advises in particular on complicated real estate matters, including administrative, court-administrative and land and mortgage register court proceedings. Provides services to companies from the FMCG products retail sector. His practice also covers reprivatisation cases.

CONTACT
Phone:+48 22 608 71 69
Mobile phone:+48 883 391 786
Fax:+48 22 608 70 70
Email: bartlomiej.debskiprotected@protectedskslegal.pl
Education
  • Warsaw Bar Association – attorney-at-law – 2017
  • University of Warsaw – MA in Law – 2013
  • University of Warsaw – Bachelor Degree in International Relations – 2012
Experience
  • Specialises in real estate law
  • Conducts administrative (including proceedings before the General Director of the National Agricultural Support Centre), court-administrative and land and mortgage register court proceedings
  • Advises on real estate transactions and commercial space lease agreements
  • Provides services to companies from the FMCG products retail sector
  • Conducts reprivatisation cases
RECOMMENDATIONS
  • Legal 500 – Real estate
PUBLICATIONS

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