Justice Minister on Delegalizing Braun’s Party: “I Wouldn’t Expect It”
Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek commented on delegalizing Braun’s party after an event featuring anti-Ukrainian and anti-EU rhetoric.…
Man Attempts Child Abduction in Ziębice; Passerby Intervenes
A man attempted to abduct a girl in Ziębice on January 27, but was stopped by a passerby after the child resisted. Man Attempted to Abduct…
Chinese Student Charged with Drugging, Raping and Filming Unconscious Partner
27-year-old Chinese student stands trial in Munich for allegedly drugging, raping and filming his unconscious girlfriend and neighbor. Alleged…
KSC Amendment: Was the Principle of Proportionality Maintained?
Polish Sejm’s January 23 KSC amendment, implementing NIS2 directive, significantly changes cybersecurity regulations. KSC Amendment…
Time to Revise Whistleblower Law
Employees at sanitary station signal professional competence issues to employer and Chief Sanitary Inspector. Workplace Concerns According to…
Expired Loan. Must the Borrower Pay Income Tax?
A taxpayer disputes a bank’s classification of an expired loan as taxable income on a PIT-11 form. The Bank’s Position The bank…
Parcel Machine Cassation: Door Slam Isn’t Always Legal Stamp
Courts are increasingly dealing with disputes over mail submitted via parcel machines, as there are no clear rules on whether closing the door…
Employer Costs for Union Activists: VAT Applicable?
Polish law requires employers to cover salary costs for union representatives during their tenure, raising VAT questions. Legal Basis for…
Teachers to Face New Obligations from September via Regulations
Education Minister Barbara Nowacka plans to implement part of vetoed education reforms through regulations starting September. Vetoed…
PIP Reform 2.0: Do We Really Want Amnesty for Labor Law Violators?
Government labor reforms are being compared to granting amnesty to entrepreneurs who violate labor laws, raising questions about their true…