GESSEL once again named in the prestigious Chambers Global ranking

True to form, our firm has won plaudits in the Corporate/M&A category.

Individual mentions go to:

• Dr Beata Gessel-Kalinowska vel Kalisz in Dispute Resolution: Most in Demand Arbitrators – Poland (Band 2) and International Arbitration: Most In Demand Arbitrators – Europe-wide (Band 3);

Beata Gessel-Kalinowska vel Kalisz is “excellent and super sharp,” according to a source. She is noted for presiding in cases concerning Eastern Europe.

Beata Gessel-Kalinowska vel Kalisz is a highly regarded arbitrator. “She brings amazing experience to the table: the understanding of commercial issues and a razor-sharp legal analysis,” a source says.

• Marcin Macieszczak in Corporate/M&A (Band 3);

Marcin Macieszczak advises on the full spectrum of corporate matters, ranging from acquisitions and sales to management buyouts and private equity investment matters. Clients appreciate his “legal knowledge and the ability to propose unconventional solutions.” Another source states: “He is very plain-speaking and able to break down complicated things. He is also very commercial and proactive.”

• Maciej Kożuchowski in Corporate/M&A (Band 4);

Maciej Kożuchowski advises financial services clients on investments and divestments.

• Małgorzata Badowska in Corporate/M&A (Band 4);

Małgorzata Badowska‘s activity ranges from acquisitions and investments to corporate structuring advice. She advised on transactions involving M&A in the e-commerce and AI sectors. Clients describe her as “highly capable, personable and sharp” and also praise her negotiation skills.

We congratulate our colleagues on their most recent successes and thank our Clients for their continued trust and for the opportunity to support them in their projects !

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