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Marketing based on legitimate interest – when does it not work? 

The legitimate interest of the controller, referred to in Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR, is one of the most frequently used grounds for processing personal data in marketing activities. Its attractiveness stems from its relative flexibility and the lack of the need to obtain prior consent from the data subject. However, the application of this ground is not unlimited and […]
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Bill of exchange in the era of KSeF: Do traditional security measures make sense in the digital world?

As of April 1, 2026, Polish businesses have virtually all said goodbye to paper invoices in favor of the National e-Invoice System. In an era of widespread digitalization of accounting documents, the question arises: is there still a place for the traditional paper bill of exchange in modern business transactions? A digital invoice and the hard security of the National e-Invoice System significantly simplify demonstrating the existence of a debt. An invoice that has been […]
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Farm buildings are not a gateway to a single-family home

In today's article from the series "Tuesday Mornings for Construction," we highlight the latest material published by the General Office of Building Control (GUNB) in its series "Interesting Interpretations of GUNB." This time, it addresses a practical question: can a single-family home with agritourism elements be built on agricultural land where the local spatial development plan (MPZP) permits only farm buildings? The invalidated […]
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KSeF and tax audits

The introduction of the National e-Invoice System is a change that goes far beyond the mere technique of issuing sales documents. In reality, it represents a transformation of the way tax authorities conduct audits and verify business settlements. The previous model, based on document requests and subsequent analysis, is giving way to a system of continuous access to data. Traditionally, a tax audit began […]
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Employee liability for violating the non-competition clause during the employment relationship

For violating the non-competition clause, an employee is liable under the provisions on financial liability set forth in the Labor Code. It is inadmissible to stipulate a contractual penalty for an employee's violation of the non-competition clause during the employment relationship. The employee's liability for violating the non-competition clause during the employment relationship is regulated in Article 101[1] § 2 […]
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Compensation for placing real estate in a restricted use area – the latest position of the Supreme Court

The introduction of a limited use area (RUA), for example, around airports or large industrial facilities, often entails significant inconvenience for nearby landowners. As recent case law suggests, the mere inclusion of a property in such an area opens the door to claims for damages, even if the owner is not faced with specific building prohibitions. RAUs, as "a special form [...]
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