Poland’s economy is thriving and investments in key industries continue to flow into the country.
As a leader in Poland’s legal services sector, Elzanowski and Partners stands out from the crowd and has established strong ties with Japan.
“What sets us apart in the Polish legal space is our strong sector focus, combining legal excellence with deep technical and industry knowledge in key areas such as infrastructure, energy, public utilities, waste management, petrochemicals and railways,” said Fabian Elzanowski, attorney and partner at Elzanowski and Partners.
“We have extensive experience in supporting greenfield investments and acquisitions, guiding clients through every stage of a project’s life cycle, from initial planning to execution.”
Building bridges
With partnerships based on trust and hard work, Poland-Japan cooperation is on the right track. Elzanowski and Partners’ Japan Desk is serving business leaders from both countries who want to see the bilateral partnership flourish.
The firm’s experienced team of specialists offer quality legal services, actively support business ventures and work closely with Japanese law offices to help clients build bridges across borders.
“Our experiences working with our Japanese friends and clients have been incredibly rewarding and enriching,” said attorney Marek Kowalski, another partner at the firm.
“Japan’s emphasis on precision, long-term relationships and mutual respect aligns closely with our own values. We have developed a deep understanding of the cultural and business practices that are so integral to successful partnerships with Japanese companies. We look forward to continuing to strengthen these relationships through open communication, shared values and a commitment to excellence.”
Expo anticipation
The 2025 World Expo in Osaka is an opportunity for the world to come together in Japan next year. As Elzanowski and Partners approaches 2025, the firm intends to continue delivering value to clients.
“We see numerous investment opportunities, particularly in infrastructure, combined cycle gas turbine projects, hydrogen-related developments, renewable energy, waste-to-energy initiatives and carbon capture and storage projects,” said attorney and partner Anna Kucinska.
“These sectors are set for dynamic growth, and we are eager to support our clients as they navigate these growing markets.”
