Specialization Combinations
#TheArtOfCombining in practice
At WKB Lawyers, we view projects from a much broader perspective than through the lens of a single practice area. Our starting point is always the client’s business situation—and that rarely fits within the boundaries of a single branch of law.
That is precisely why we have created unique mixes of specializations. They have grown out of specific projects and the real needs of our clients. We combine expertise and build teams that address complex and non-obvious challenges.
See how #TheArtOfConnecting works in practice and find out which mix of specializations will work best for your company.
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Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the energy sector
In the energy sector, connection is everything – and we make it happen. In energy transactions, every deal spans multiple dimensions: corporate, regulatory, investment, and often international. That’s why you need an experienced team that gets the full picture. And can translate it into sound decisions.
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the technology sector
In the world of technology, there is no room for ambiguity. When the subject of a transaction is innovation, a software house, or a deep-tech company, the traditional M&A approach is no longer sufficient. Legal risks can be hidden in the code, open-source licenses, and cybersecurity, to name a few. In order to identify them and safely execute the project, you need a team that combines transactional expertise with in-depth IT knowledge.
Consumer protection in the financial sector
We review business logic from the regulator’s perspective before the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK) does. Compliance with industry regulations is no longer enough to ensure peace of mind—consumer laws are broad, and penalties for violations run into the millions. We help banks, insurers, and lending companies create products that are beneficial for business and safe for consumers.
Disputes in the INFRA sector
A dispute doesn’t have to halt your investment. We handle it so the project can move forward. A long-term infrastructure investment often involves claims by the contractor or the client, schedule changes, or disputes over additional work. When a conflict arises, the last thing you need is to explain from scratch what is currently happening to yet another advisor. We do things differently: we combine contract law practice, ongoing advisory support on contract performance, and litigation experience—all in one team that fully understands the investment, its specifics, and the client’s goals, helping bring them to fruition.
