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Environment and Natural Resources in Central and Eastern Europe

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With climate change issues gaining top priority importance in the recent years, global governments and regulators are taking measures to reduce environmental impact from various industries and environmental regimes are constantly evolving. Our lawyers provide the insight that only comes from experience in many diverse fields.

In the CEE our talented team can offer you commercial peace of mind for Brownfield, Greenfield, infrastructure and acquisition projects, as we analyze current, future and historic aspects of real estate and compliance issues. Our expertise covers the entire spectrum of environmental issues related to mining, manufacturing and power generation.

Turn to Dentons for practiced advice in:

Environmental impact assessment and environmental decisions
Waste management
Water and sewage management
Emissions trading and air protection
Environmental damage / contaminated land
Environmental law in the investment process and M&A transactions
Regulatory, mining issues regarding exploration and production of mineral deposits

Our lawyers take a well-balanced, straightforward and practical approach to your goals and issues. Benefit from our wealth of experience in environmental issues, including project development, impact assessment, permitting, climate change, product life cycle analysis, due diligence and risk management.

Recognition

Dentons wins the Law Firm Ranking of the Rzeczpospolita daily

June 23, 2023

Dentons’ Warsaw is not only the largest law firm in Poland, but it has also come top in this year’s Rzeczpospolita daily’s Ranking of Law Firms. Our lawyers came first in 11 categories, and we received team and individual recognition as "Leaders on the legal market".

Dentons tops Rzeczpospolita’s ranking of law firms in Poland for the 10^th consecutive year

June 21, 2021

According to the annual ranking of law firms in Poland released by leading daily newspaper Rzeczpospolita, Dentons is the largest law firm in the country – both in terms of the number of advocates and legal advisors as well as the total number of lawyers. This is the tenth year in a row that Dentons has received this accolade.

229 Dentons lawyers ranked in Chambers Global 2019

February 15, 2019

Dentons is pleased to announce that 229 of its lawyers have been ranked in the Chambers Global 2019 guide. This is an increase of over 30 percent compared to last year's total of 175. Of these recommended lawyers, 90 are ranked in the highest bands (Bands 1 and 2, Eminent Practitioner, Star, Senior Statespeople).

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Insights

Poland – cable-pooling enters the RES game

August 9, 2023

Poland: In the final days of July and in the final leg of processing the RES Act amendments, the Polish Parliament introduced concise and transparent cable-pooling provisions. While final approval of the lower chamber is expected by August 17, 2023, the uniform backing of cable-pooling in the recent voting allows to assume that the proposed solution will enter in force already in the final quarter of 2023.

PV projects – significant changes to zoning regulations

June 14, 2023

Poland: The draft Spatial Planning and Development Amendment Act (“Draft”) was passed by the Lower House (“Sejm”) on May 26, 2023, and is now up for the Senate’s approval. We expect that these changes will affect the development of PV projects.

Environmental Aspects of EU Pharmaceutical Legislation Reform

May 10, 2023

On April 26, 2023, the European Commission proposed a new directive and regulation to revise and replace current pharmaceutical legislation. The proposed reform of the EU's pharmaceutical sector brings significant changes to product lifecycles, from launch to decline. The new legislation will impact all stages in the pharmaceutical product life cycle and will cover all provisions except for advertising, falsified medical products, homeopathic and traditional herbal medicinal products.

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