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  • 31/10/2024

    Monika Gnacy-Witt

    Proper conduct of the claim adjustment process is the responsibility of the insurer, on whom the legislator has imposed certain obligations. In liquidation proceedings, the insurer may not limit itself to merely passively waiting for the insured to submit evidence; He must act actively to clarify all the circumstances of the case. Liquidation proceedings are not at the same time contentious proceedings in which the burden of proof could function within the meaning of Article 6 of the Civil Code. It is the insurer's task to assess the legitimacy of the injured party's claims.

  • 12/10/2024

    Monika Gnacy-Witt

    Proper conduct of the claim adjustment process is the responsibility of the insurer, on whom the legislator has imposed certain obligations. In liquidation proceedings, the insurer may not limit itself to merely passively waiting for the insured to submit evidence; He must act actively to clarify all the circumstances of the case. Liquidation proceedings are not at the same time contentious proceedings in which the burden of proof could function within the meaning of Article 6 of the Civil Code. It is the insurer's task to assess the legitimacy of the injured party's claims.

  • 19/09/2024

    Monika Gnacy-Witt

    In recent days, many regions of Polish have been affected by floods. In the face of such disasters, one of the first steps that the injured can take is to take advantage of the insurance protection resulting from the policy. In order to make it easier for the injured to obtain funds quickly, many insurers have introduced simplified claims handling procedures, accelerating the payment of claims. Importantly, you do not have to wait until the expert's visit to remove the effects of flooding.

  • 23/04/2024

    Wojciech Sawicki

    UDI codes are a unique identification code that allows you to read information about a medical product unambiguously and efficiently. For which products, categories or groups should UDI codes be collected and stored? Within the scope of the common European policy on medical devices, the leading ones are the Regulations of the European Parliament and of the Council: (EU) 2017/745 on medical devices and (EU) 2017/746 on in vitro diagnostic medical devices. In Regulation (EU) 2017/745 of the European Parliament and of the Council on medical devices, Article 27(8) provides that economic operators are to retain and store, preferably in electronic form, the UDI codes of the devices which they have supplied or which have been supplied to them if those devices are Class III implantable devices.

  • 14/03/2024

    Wojciech Sawicki

    Almost all of them have already been informed that from March 14, 2024. A drunk driver will lose his car or pay the equivalent of the car. This forfeiture applies in two situations: if a drunk driver causes an accident (with a blood concentration of more than 1 per mille, his or her certificate is mandatory) or obligatorily if the

  • 14/03/2024

    Marek Gola

    March 14, 2024 an amendment to the Code of Criminal Procedure with respect to service came into force by placing the content of the letter on an electronic information portal. Regulations on e-delivery introduced by the amendment of 7 July 2023 (Journal of Laws, item 1860) are the aftermath of the continuation of changes in procedural regulations related to the computerization of the judiciary.

  • 21/02/2024

    Martyna Kasperska

    A common problem in the case of the so-called A mobile worker, whose work mainly consists of moving between places where duties await him (e.g. meetings with contractors in offices throughout the province or even the country), is to determine from which moment he starts and when he finishes his work. There is no doubt that, as a general rule, an employee's commute from home to work and back is not counted as working time. However, in the case of sales representatives or service technicians, who often have a company car at their disposal, the boundaries between private and working time can be difficult to draw sharply.

  • 16/02/2024

    Daniel Reck

    If the entrepreneur was in business in 2023. and wants to change the form of taxation for 2024. It only has until 20 February to submit a written statement in this regard. They should be submitted via the Central Register and Information on Economic Activity (CEiDG) or directly to the relevant tax office – in the case of entrepreneurs who are not subject to entry in CEiIDG.

  • 14/02/2024

    Wojciech Sawicki

    February 15, 2024 enters into force of the so-called The Kamilka Act, which will introduce a number of solutions aimed at counteracting the threats of sexual offences and ensuring the protection of minors. If you are an employer and your activities concern upbringing, education, leisure, medical treatment, provision of psychological counseling, spiritual development, playing sports or other interests by minors, or caring for them, you must check whether he or she is not a sex offender before you hire a new employee.

  • 30/01/2024

    Agnieszka Kozlik

    An indebted, unwanted inheritance, often coming from a person with whom we had limited contact, is a real problem. This one becomes even bigger when it finally falls to minor children. The legislator has decided to meet the needs of parents who reject the inheritance due to the liabilities contained in it, and at the same time plan to do the same on behalf of their minor children. Until now, they needed a separate consent from the guardianship court for this purpose, which made it necessary to initiate another, complicated procedure.