Partner Anna Maria Pukszto, head of Warsaw’s restructuring, insolvency and bankruptcy practice was involved in the work of the Jury of the Call for papers INSO 2015 competition, which accompanied this year’s edition of the Insolvency and Restructuring Congress INSO 2015, organized by the Polish Ministry of Economy and Allerhand Institute in Cracow. Dentons funded awards for laureates and the grand prize for the winner.

The aim of the competition is to promote and spread knowledge about insolvency and restructuring law among young law practitioners and theoreticians. Competition criteria included both merit (objectivity and completeness of analysis, choice of materials, correct interpretation and clarity of argument) and recognition of the subject (transparency of language, clear style). From the submitted works, the Jury chose the best three, authored by: Grzegorz Kozub, Adam Królikowski and Mateusz Krawczyński. The winner of the competition was Grzegorz Kozub.

"Despite the fact that insolvency and restructuring matters are among the most complex in day-to-day legal advisory, the level of professional work was very high. There were heated discussions before we chose the best three laureates and the winner,” said Anna Maria Pukszto, head of Warsaw’s restructuring, insolvency and bankruptcy practice.

"As a law firm we are consistently committed to supporting initiatives developing young talent. Attracting the most talented lawyers in all markets in which our clients are present is part of our development strategy," added Arkadiusz Krasnodębski, the Warsaw Office Managing Partner.