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24 April 2021

Legal and tax audits

Our law office is experienced in conducting legal and tax audits. According the order of our clients - as part of verification of legal and financial audits - the employees of our law office conduct analyses of the legal status in terms of possible endangers and assessment of a risk. Identification of incorrectness allows for suggesting and implementing repair systems which may eliminate or significantly limit the existing legal risks. Analysis of a legal status of the entity examined allows for expressing conclusions and indicating elements which must be corrected in order to facilitate operations of a given entity. Legal research conducted by Duraj & Reck and Partners Law Office are usually connected with transactions of purchase or sale of a given entity planned by our clients, or acquisition or merger with another entity. Reliable conducting of legal and tax audits gives an opportunity of preparing an optimal planned transaction model and also allows for developing an appropriate negotiation strategy.

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    Legal services for companies and partnerships

    Legal services for companies and partnerships is one of our main specialties. When serving our clients      we always keep individual needs and legal security in mind.  A good general is an advisor to the ruler. If the advisor has great skill, the country becomes a superpower. If the advisor is inept, the country weakens (Sun Tzu - "The Art of

  • 09/05/2021

    Medical law

    Duraj & Reck and Partners Law Office specialises in handling the issues of individuals and economic entities within the scope of widely-understood medical law. Our offer is directed to: medical entities, medical doctors, patients. We provide the following services to medical entities, both public and non-public: complete and comprehensive legal services, including current legal consulting services, corporate services, debt collection,

  • 08/05/2021

    Criminal Law, Company Law, Commercial Law, International Law

    The number of everyday events that may result in a criminal case is enormous. Even if they are only situations with a certain potential to be reclassified into a criminal case, it is necessary to treat them with utmost caution. The first actions taken by law enforcement authorities (usually even before the formal initiation of criminal proceedings) are already at