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Doing business in Poland as a French-speaking founder
Poland attracts French-speaking founders and investors. The French Desk at Legal Venture Partners helps them navigate a different legal system.
By Olivier Maciejewski
1 min read
Poland is one of Europe’s most dynamic markets, and Warsaw has become a base for many French-speaking founders and investors. The opportunity is real, but the rules are not the ones they know from France, Belgium or Luxembourg.
A different system, explained in your language
Company formation, contracts, employment law and day-to-day corporate questions all follow Polish law. Understanding where it differs from what you are used to is often the first thing that saves time and money.
The French Desk at Legal Venture Partners
Legal Venture Partners is a Warsaw law firm for entrepreneurs and investors. Its French Desk, led by Olivier Maciejewski as Of Counsel, supports French-speaking clients investing in Poland and Polish companies expanding into France. The firm advises on Polish law, and its services are available in Polish, English and French.
Where OMAZEO fits
OMAZEO works on the business side: strategy, positioning, structuring and growth. When a matter requires a lawyer, it belongs with a law firm such as Legal Venture Partners.
