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Piotr Srebro

Piotr Srebro

Senior Associate, attorney-at-law

Specialises in real estate law and contract law, including leasing, acquisition, and construction. Experienced in advising international and domestic investors on real estate transactions, including drafting lease agreements, construction contracts, and transaction documentation, as well as preparing due diligence analyses, predominantly in the production/warehouse and offices sectors.

CONTACT
Phone:+48 22 608 71 03
Mobile phone:+48 538 156 770
Fax:+48 22 608 70 70
Email: piotr.srebroprotected@protectedskslegal.pl
Education
  • Council of the Bar in Warsaw – attorney-at-law – since 2022
  • University of Warsaw – MA in Law – 2017
Experience
  • Advised an international technology company on the expansion of its R&D centre in northern Poland
  • Advised an international e-commerce company on the acquisition of land for one of the largest logistics centres in the Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodship
  • Advised an international fin-tech company in negotiating lease agreements for offices in Warsaw and Kraków
  • Advised a domestic investor on the acquisition of real estates throughout Poland
  • Day-to-day advisory to an international investment fund on handling a portfolio of Polish logistics properties
RECOMMENDATIONS
  • Legal 500 – Real estate
PUBLICATIONS

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