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Specialized Legal Expertise and Technology Drive Success in Poland's 'New Law' Category
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Specialized Legal Expertise and Technology Drive Success in Poland's 'New Law' Category

From Rzeczpospolita · () Polish

Translated from Polish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

News Named sources Context piece
  • The "Nowe Prawo" (New Law) category in "Rzeczpospolita's" ranking focuses on specialized legal professionals, where technology and collaboration are key, regardless of firm size.
  • Lex Secure from Sopot leads in mass service provision, while Chabrowski i Partnerzy, specializing in IT law, ranks second.
  • Mateusz Chabrowski of Chabrowski i Partnerzy emphasizes understanding business and technology models, not just legal knowledge, for IT clients, highlighting the importance of personal contact and organized knowledge resources alongside AI tools.

The "Nowe Prawo" (New Law) category in "Rzeczpospolita's" legal ranking highlights specialized legal professionals whose effectiveness stems from collaboration and technology, irrespective of firm size. This year, 24 firms participated, with Lex Secure from Sopot taking the lead in mass client service.

Kancelaria Radcรณw Prawnych Chabrowski i Partnerzy, a Krakow-based firm serving the IT sector, secured the second position. Mateusz Chabrowski, a partner at the firm, explained the unique demands of advising IT businesses. "The specificity of working for this sector is that law quickly intersects with business and technology practice," he stated. Lawyers need to understand the operational models of software houses and freelancers, covering aspects like B2B contracts, code copyright, implementation liability, GDPR, cybersecurity, AI, and international client relations. Chabrowski stressed that legal knowledge alone is insufficient; it must be translated into practical decisions regarding contracts, service scopes, and risk assessment.

Chabrowski i Partnerzy, with its five lawyers, handled 6,500 cases in 2025. Chabrowski emphasized that despite the high volume, personal contact and understanding client situations remain paramount. "The number of clients cannot lead to treating cases formulaically," he said. While the firm utilizes standard tools for work organization, task management, communication, and document handling, well-organized knowledge resources and documented experiences are equally crucial for rapid, yet individually assessed, responses.

Chabrowski also commented on the impact of AI, noting its ability to expedite material analysis, information organization, and initial document drafting. However, he firmly believes AI does not replace lawyers. "Every recommendation and every document must be read, evaluated, and accepted by a human who takes responsibility for it," he asserted. The article also noted the disappearance of a large compensation law firm, ลebek, Madej i Wspรณlnicy, from the rankings, with Kancelaria Adwokacka adw. ลukasz Kowalski and Kancelaria Straลผeccy, Jaliล„ski i Wspรณlnicy filling the top spots in the compensation claims category.

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Originally published by Rzeczpospolita in Polish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.