Grzegorz Szynkiewicz

Experience: Selected experience: Advising a contractor of intelligent transport systems on the performance of a public contract for the implementation of solutions on expressways. The project involved representing the contractor in disputes with the contracting authority and road administrator.; Representing IT companies, including software manufacturers and computer hardware distributors, in numerous disputes concerning, among other things, the scope of work, delays, additional work, withdrawal from contracts, authorship and rights to source code, infringement of intellectual property rights, contractual penalties, breaches of confidentiality, and acts of unfair competition.; Representing real estate investors and construction contractors in numerous disputes concerning, among other things, the scope of work, delays, additional work, and warranty claims, including those relating to skyscrapers and commercial warehouses in Warsaw.; Representing a foreign capital group affected by fraud and embezzlement involving significant assets (shares, cash, and several production lines) in a series of multi-threaded criminal and civil proceedings against the perpetrators, which resulted in convictions and the recovery of significant financial resources.; Represented a former member of the supervisory board of a listed company accused of causing damage to the company in a precedent-setting case concerning the liability of a supervisory board member for allegedly miscalculating the target price in a merger and acquisition transaction, as well as paying undue remuneration to a transaction advisor and unjustified transaction insurance.; Represented a former member of the management board of a listed company in two criminal proceedings concerning managerial corruption (the alleged offenses included lack of supervision over the company's expenses, use of company funds by directors for private purposes, and alleged bribes).; Represented members of the management board, executives, and military commanders accused of, among other things, fraud, money laundering, breach of official duties, influencing the outcome of a public tender, certifying false information, and crimes prohibited under the Consumer Credit Act.; Conducted internal investigations, advised and represented clients as victims in cases involving: (i) misconduct and damages caused by errors and omissions of tender committee members and management during the preparation and award of a public contract for the modernization of IT infrastructure throughout the entity, (ii) former regional managers awarding contracts for renovation work at the company's headquarters in violation of applicable internal procedures and commissioning renovation work to entities affiliated with the managers.