Specialization

Disputes with financial
institutions

We represent Clients in disputes with banks, insurers, and other financial institutions. We help recover improperly collected funds and protect the interests of consumers and entrepreneurs in relations with the financial sector.

Kwezal przelatujący pomiędzy nowoczesnymi wieżowcami finansowymi – ilustracja symbolizuje Spory z bankami i instytucjami finansowymi – pomoc prawna w sprawach kredytów, roszczeń i odszkodowań
Scope of services

Comprehensive Support
At Every Stage of the Case

01

Analysis of contracts and claims

We thoroughly analyze loan, credit, investment, and insurance agreements. We identify prohibited clauses, irregularities, and grounds for pursuing claims.

02

Foreign currency indexed loans

We handle cases related to loans indexed and denominated in foreign currencies. We help clients assert their rights and recover improperly collected benefits.

03

Sanction of free credit

We represent Clients who have taken out consumer loans or credits in violation of consumer protection regulations. Through the sanction of free credit, we help recover overpaid interest, fees, and other loan costs.

04

Disputes with insurers

We assist in pursuing compensation and insurance benefits. We verify the legitimacy of insurers' decisions and represent clients in appeal and court proceedings.

05

Negotiations and settlements

We conduct negotiations with financial institutions, striving to achieve favorable settlement terms. We assess proposed solutions and secure Clients' interests at every stage of discussions.

06

Representation in court

We comprehensively conduct court proceedings against banks, insurers, and other financial institutions. We prepare legal documents, action strategies, and represent clients before courts of all instances.

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