Dentons’ Litigation and Arbitration practice would like to invite you to its annual conference - Dentons Litigation Day 2017. The leading theme of the third edition of this conference will be effective ways of protecting companies against claims and damages and successful litigation strategy. The conference will take place on May 19, 2017 in Warsaw.

The speakers, members of the team handling the most diverse litigation matters in Poland, will discuss the essential issues concerning claims and damages both in light of the law and effective business activities. The attendees will receive a full range of useful information on litigation and arbitration to be used in their every-day work.

Please register for the conference by using the button at the bottom of the page.

This invitation to Dentons Litigation Day 2017 is addressed to company directors and institutional legal departments, proxies and all senior company figures directly involved in legal issues.

The conference presentations will include:

• "How much does a Trojan horse weigh? The unknown side of evidence" – Patrick Radzimierski, Magdalena Wątroba
• "Damages claims in IP litigation" – Prof. Piotr Machnikowski
• "Can a criminal court be of help? Practical aspects of compensation for damage caused by business crime" – Agnieszka Wardak, Joanna Kornaszewska
  
• "How to secure your claims when your customer is in financial distress" – Audrey Molina, Wojciech Łysek
• "Your legal advisor may assist in procedurally accelerating debt enforcement through execution"
• "A common court's power to discretionally determine if the conduct of public authorities was unlawful in the course of damages litigation" – Dr. Michał Jabłoński
•  "Quantification of damage using experts during litigation – challenges and practical advice" - Dr. Radosław Góral
• "Using civil courts in actions for payment of public levies" – Rafał Mikulski

Organizational information

• Attendance is free. In order to participate, advance registration is required.
• The number of places is limited and admission is offered on a first come, first served basis.
• We reserve the right to refuse admission to any individuals from law, advisory and audit firms.
• The conference will be held both in Polish and English. Simultaneous interpretation will be provided.
• People attending the conference will be able to earn training points that count toward continuing professional development as legal advisers and advocates.