We explain the most important changes in the law and discuss issues that have real significance for entrepreneurs and individual clients. Specifically, clearly, and from a practical perspective.
Last update: July 19, 2026. Renting an apartment to tourists through platforms such as Airbnb, Booking.com, or one’s own website has long been associated with a relatively simple activity: preparing the premises, posting an advertisement, and settling the income obtained. However, this model is set to change. Short-term rental will be classified as accommodation/hotel service, […]
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In practice, it often happens that the debtor, before initiating or during enforcement proceedings, makes a donation of real estate to a family member, sells assets at a reduced price, or transfers valuable assets to third parties. The Paulian action allows the creditor to challenge such actions and have them deemed ineffective concerning the creditor. […]
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Energy storage has been one of the most dynamically developing segments of the renewable energy market for several years. Until recently, it was primarily seen as a technological solution to increase self-consumption of energy from photovoltaic installations. However, it is now becoming a full-fledged element of the national electricity system, enabling effective energy management and […]
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One of the biggest challenges currently faced by investors planning to build renewable energy installations is obtaining connection conditions to the electricity grid. The dynamic development of the renewable energy market in recent years has led to the connection capabilities of many distribution networks being largely exhausted. As a result, electricity system operators increasingly refuse […]
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The draft law amending certain laws to deregulate the energy sector (UDER92) does not introduce a revolution in the functioning of the energy market, but represents another step in simplifying regulations and reducing unnecessary formalities. The most noticeable changes will affect the way energy bills are presented, the development of electronic communication, and new solutions […]
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Classical evidence of the ineffectiveness of enforcement is the bailiff’s decision to discontinue the proceedings. However, case law allows for proving this circumstance by other means if it is unequivocally evident from the overall circumstances of the case that satisfaction from the company’s assets was impossible.How to avoid liability as a member of the management […]
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On April 30, 2026, the amendment to the Energy Law came into force, representing one of the most important reforms in the sector in recent years. As indicated by the legislator, its primary goal is to streamline the connection process to the grid and support the development of renewable energy sources, energy storage, and biogas […]
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On April 23, 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union issued a ruling in case C-744/24. This ruling could change the situation for millions of Polish borrowers. If you have or had a cash loan or consumer credit, this article is for you. What is the ruling of the CJEU about? Case C-744/24 […]
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Property claims – including those related to indexed/denominated loans in foreign currency – are subject to the statute of limitations. The statute of limitations does not automatically cause the claim to “expire” — in legal terms, it still exists. However, the bank can effectively raise the statute of limitations defense, which in practice closes the […]
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Many property owners have been struggling for years with the presence of transmission infrastructure on their land – power poles, telecommunications, gas pipelines, or other pipelines. This is accompanied by inconveniences, restrictions on land use, and a decrease in property value. At the same time, in many cases, owners have never received any compensation, and […]
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