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Krzysztof Wasiewicz

Associate

Email

krzysztof.wasiewicz@aoshearman.com

Phone

+48 22 820 6216

Offices

Warsaw

V-CARD
Krzysztof advises on a wide range of commercial disputes and insolvency matters.

He has expertise in representing clients in settlement negotiations, litigation and arbitration, distressed assets deals, restructuring and bankruptcy proceedings. He holds a restructuring advisor license in Poland, which confirms his extensive knowledge and experience in matters related to insolvency.

Krzysztof completed a two-year course in British law in cooperation with the University of Cambridge, which supports his proficiency when working in multi-jurisdictional disputes

Experience

Representative matters

  • Consortium of banks on ca. EUR 130mln dispute concerning the recovery of funds from a granted loan in a situation where corporate disputes resulted in a loss of control over the borrower (project company). Perhaps the only case in Poland where the control over the borrower (project company) has been lost due to the corporate disputes.
  • Major fuel industry company on ca. PLN 220mln debtor's restructuring proceedings (previous firm experience).
  • Major food industry company on PLN 516mln dispute concerning the enforceability of a arbitration tribunal award in Poland.
  • Construction company on ca. PLN 100mln dispute with the Polish state treasury over road construction works (previous firm experience).

Qualifications

Admissions

Warsaw Bar Association, 2022, Advocate

Poland, 2022 (Licensed Restructuring Advisor)

Academic

Advocate tutorship, Warsaw Bar Association, 2021

PhD, Insolvency Law, Lazarski University of Warsaw, 2020

MA, Law, University of Warsaw, 2018

Course, British Law Centre, University of Warsaw and University of Cambridge, 2018

Disclaimer
A&O Shearman was formed on May 1, 2024 by the combination of Shearman & Sterling LLP and Allen & Overy LLP and their respective affiliates (the legacy firms). Any matters referred to above may include matters undertaken by one or more of the legacy firms rather than A&O Shearman.