Norton Rose Fulbright’s new Poland head of tax brings team with him

September 06 2015

Marcin Matyka is the new head of tax at Norton Rose Fulbright in Poland, moving from DLA Piper and bringing with him lawyers Monika Poteraj and Grzegorz Gole, as well as advocate trainee Anna Laszczuk.

Matyka mainly advises clients on strategic and international tax projects, particularly the income tax aspects of these projects. He also advises on white collar crime, intellectual property and public-private partnership (PPP) structures.

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