Before founding KORDIA Legal, Tomasz was a partner at one of the leading tax advisory firms, where he co-led the private clients team.

He specializes in advising Polish family businesses and high-net-worth clients (private wealth law). He has extensive experience in establishing and managing family foundations. He assists clients in structuring their wealth and planning the future of both family and business.

His tax advisory work covers corporate reorganizations, including cross-border transactions, mergers, divisions, and transformations. His tax practice focuses on international issues such as withholding tax, CFC, and exit tax. For him, working in line with values is essential. He also applies coaching methods to help clients define their goals.

Tomasz is an expert at the Family Business Institute and a member of the prestigious international organization STEP (Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners). He has been repeatedly recognized in international legal rankings, including Chambers Private Wealth and Legal 500: Private Client.

When not at work, he enjoys sailing or off-piste skiing. He is an avid reader and loves spending time in nature.

Piotr guides business owners through the most stressful moments in business—tax audits, tax disputes, and criminal tax proceedings (KKS).
As an experienced litigation attorney, he has been on the “front lines” of disputes with tax authorities for years, defending his clients’ interests.
This unique experience allows him to view business through the eyes of the auditor. As a result, as a certified compliance officer (ACO), he also designs solutions that minimize the risk of tax and criminal tax liability.

Over the years, he has supported companies in key sectors of the economy: from real estate developers, through the chemical, automotive, and TSL industries, to the medical and furniture sectors. He is also a regular mediator in commercial matters. Thanks to his extensive experience in commercial law, he has a deep understanding of the specific operations of business clients, which allows him to serve as a trusted advisor to family business owners.

At the firm, he is also responsible for business management and development, and he heads the Rzeszów office of KORDIA Legal.

In his free time, he plays the electric guitar and is passionate about new technologies. He is also involved in the activities of the bar association.

He handles projects at the intersection of corporate law and business. He combines legal, tax, and business perspectives.

He gained his experience at one of Poland’s leading tax advisory firms, where he worked in the compliance department and handled tax audits and proceedings. As a result, he knows what to look for to ensure that proposed structures work in practice, not just “on paper.”

He specializes in reorganization processes where the combination of corporate law and tax is of critical importance. He guides clients through the entire process: from risk identification and tax planning, through structure design, to its effective implementation and subsequent support. He always strives to translate complex legal and tax issues into simple, concrete, and business-driven recommendations. He seeks structures that genuinely support the company’s growth rather than complicating its operations.

Outside of work, he is passionate about sports, travel, and hiking, which allow him to step back and recharge his batteries. In his free time, he enjoys reading good crime novels and watching Marvel movies.

For over a decade, she has been providing legal services, specializing in comprehensive support for businesses and safeguarding the private interests of their owners. She has extensive experience in establishing and providing ongoing support for family foundations and companies. She participates in complex transactions—including cross-border ones—involving the sale of shares, stocks, real estate, and other assets.

As part of her private clients practice, she represents clients in family, property, and inheritance matters. As a recognized expert, recommended in The Legal 500 ranking, she regularly publishes in industry press and conducts training sessions on succession planning.

She is a graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration and the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Warsaw. She also gained knowledge at the University of Vienna (Socrates-Erasmus) and at foreign law schools: American (University of Florida) and German (Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn).

He advises business clients on key legal and tax matters where a quick grasp of the situation and concrete action are essential. He primarily assists entrepreneurs with issues related to corporate income tax (CIT), personal income tax (PIT), and value-added tax (VAT).

He has experience in tax disputes, including those concerning the denial of the right to deduct VAT and withholding tax (WHT). He guides clients through reorganization and optimization procedures, focusing on well-thought-out solutions that effectively streamline tax obligations and mitigate risks.

Before joining Kordia Legal, he gained experience at law firms and in the transfer pricing department of one of the Big Four firms. He completed his law studies at the University of Rzeszów and also holds a degree in management from the Rzeszów University of Technology.

In his free time, he enjoys classic cinema and music, and is a lover of good coffee.

He advises entrepreneurial families and high-net-worth clients on succession planning and the prudent management of private wealth. He helps organize ownership structures in a way that supports business continuity and safeguards the future of subsequent generations.

He oversees the establishment of family foundations, the drafting of wills, and the preparation of documents governing asset management. He also assists clients with corporate reorganizations and the design of corporate structures.

He gained his experience at Polish and international law firms, where he handled day-to-day corporate legal services for commercial companies and M&A projects, both locally and internationally. This allows him to view clients’ matters through the lens of corporate governance and transactional risks as well.

He is a graduate of the Kozminski University in Warsaw and the School of American Law organized by the University of Warsaw in cooperation with Emory University School of Law and Georgia State University College of Law. He is a trainee attorney with the Warsaw Bar Association.

When he is not at work, he travels and explores new places in Poland and other parts of the world. To balance his life, he collects modern art by Polish artists.

She supports the team in its day-to-day work, focusing on the thorough preparation and efficient execution of assigned tasks. She drafts pleadings, contracts, and legal opinions. She analyzes documents and regulations, assisting in the handling of commercial, tax, and fiscal criminal law cases. She participates in the preparation of litigation strategies and in activities related to court and administrative proceedings.

She gained her professional experience as an assistant in the company’s legal department and at a law firm. During her studies, she was involved in the activities of the University Legal Clinic at the University of Rzeszów—as a member of the Board, she coordinated its operations.

Outside of work, she enjoys swimming, traveling, and learning foreign languages.

He specializes in criminal, tax, and administrative law. He has appeared before the Court of Justice of the European Union. He will guide your case through all levels of the legal system—from administrative bodies, through national courts, all the way to the Court of Justice of the European Union.

For him, the key is to rethink the traditional experience with law firms—focusing on clients’ actual needs and building relationships based on trust. He has represented clients in over 350 cases, where the total nominal value of the proceedings exceeds 50 million zlotys. His approach is based on building long-term relationships grounded in an understanding of the client’s values and goals—he believes that true legal counsel is more than just knowledge of the law. He served as a member of the Disciplinary Court of the Bar Association in Wrocław. He has published articles in Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.

When he’s not at work, he’s in goal playing soccer, combining his passion for sports with the reflexes and strategic thinking that also serve him well in the courtroom.

He supports entrepreneurs and their families in managing both professional and personal matters. He advises on commercial law, labor and social security law, and family law. He has experience in pursuing claims related to personal injury and property damage, traffic accidents, medical incidents, and workplace accidents.

He guides clients through court proceedings. He advises and prepares legal opinions that enable clients to make informed decisions at key moments in their personal and professional lives. He combines practical knowledge with a reliable approach to each client, prioritizing clear communication and practical assistance in resolving legal issues.
As a professional mediator also listed on the roster of permanent mediators at the Regional Court in Rzeszów, he helps resolve civil and commercial disputes through mutual agreement. He believes that properly conducted dialogue saves time and prevents conflicts from escalating, which is particularly important in matters involving business and family relationships.

When he is not at work, he spends time actively with his family, plays badminton as a hobby, hikes in the mountains, practicing “trail therapy” and “collecting views.” He enjoys cooking while listening to fantasy audiobooks and painting for the sheer joy of getting his hands dirty and experimenting with colors.

A specialist in commercial litigation and intellectual property.

Mariusz handles complex commercial disputes, primarily in the construction and intellectual property sectors. His experience includes handling several hundred court cases with a total value in dispute exceeding PLN 4 billion. He primarily advises on compensation claims, corporate disputes, and conflicts in the construction and new technologies sectors.

He combines his legal practice with academic work as an assistant professor in the Department of Civil, Commercial, and Insurance Law at Adam Mickiewicz University. Author of dozens of academic publications in the fields of, among others, civil law and intellectual property law, in Polish and foreign journals; co-author of a commentary on the Civil Code (ed. M. Gutowski, C.H. Beck) and a commentary on the Act on Copyright and Related Rights (ed. J. Kępiński, published by C.H. Beck). Winner of the 4th edition of the nationwide competition “Rising Stars Lawyers – Leaders of Tomorrow 2015,” and a recipient of numerous awards for his academic achievements.

As an arbitrator in arbitration courts and the author of numerous publications (including commentaries on the Civil Code), he provides clients with solutions based on deep substantive knowledge. He built his experience, among other things, as a long-standing Senior Partner at a leading law firm in Greater Poland.

He also advises other professionals, conducting training for attorneys, legal advisors, and members of corporate bodies. As Chairman of the Professional Development Committee at the National Bar Council and Head of Trainee Training, he ensures the highest standards of ethics and legal craftsmanship, which translates into the quality of care provided for his clients’ cases.

His academic interests focus on the issues of tort liability (primarily torts), unfair competition law, intellectual property law, and Internet law, with particular emphasis on the legal aspects of Internet domains. He is preparing a habilitation thesis in the field of tort liability.

He advises private clients on matters related to asset protection and planning—both in Poland and in cross-border structures. He helps clients make decisions that take into account legal, tax, and family considerations.
Before joining the Kordia Legal team, he worked in the private client practice of one of Poland’s leading tax advisory firms. Prior to that, he gained experience in international tax teams at the so-called Big Four firms.

He specializes in the legal and tax structuring of companies and private assets. He advises on cross-border projects, particularly regarding changes in tax residency, withholding tax, and CFC regulations.
He represents clients before tax authorities, the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), and courts—both during audits and in litigation. He guides clients through litigation proceedings in a structured and understandable manner.

He supports the firm’s clients in succession planning and assists with inheritance matters, ensuring that legal and tax solutions align with the family’s actual needs.

When he’s not at work, he locks himself in the garage, picks up his tools, and restores and modifies cars. Beyond the automotive world, he is passionate about history and new technologies.

As a specialist in complex challenges, Tomek supports companies in their most demanding legal and business matters. His approach is about “connecting the dots” — integrating legal, tax, and business aspects to create comprehensive solutions, particularly for technology, e-commerce, medtech, and foodtech companies.

He assists clients with projects that require interdisciplinary thinking — from restructuring and tax optimization, through intellectual property protection, to international expansion, leveraging his network to support clients planning growth abroad. He believes that law should enable business growth, not hinder it — which is why he often seeks creative solutions, especially when the law lags behind a changing reality.

Outside of work, Tomek is the father of two energetic boys, with whom he explores the trails of the Tri-City and Kashubia, while also planning longer adventures. He is a passionate foodie, fascinated by discovering the full spectrum of flavors — from creative street food to the nuances of specialty coffee.

She will help the Founders understand how their own vision for the company’s future aligns with that of the Successors (and vice versa) and where common ground can be found. Furthermore, Ewelina will assist in resolving any issues or conflicts that are preventing the succession process from moving forward.

Ewelina is a PCC Coach accredited by the International Coaching Federation (ICF). For seven years, she managed the nationwide educational campaign “Write a Will,” encouraging Poles to draft wills.

Ewelina’s clients include individuals associated with institutions such as Frontex, Wise, Breakwater Technology, Riverty, Butlers, AWL Arkitekter, Pala Petfoods, and SOS Children’s Villages. Currently, Ewelina is also involved in several succession coaching processes at Polish family-owned companies.

Ewelina is also a Jungian psychotherapist in training, participating in a four-year Jungian psychotherapy course at the Association of Jungian Analysts, and the author of a guidebook on Croatia, published by ExpressMap.

Ewelina lived in Zagreb for four years and in Tallinn for six years; in addition to English, she speaks Croatian and Estonian. In her free time, she hikes in the mountains, practices Pilates, and manages the Open Forum Foundation.

She believes that nothing is impossible—there are only things that require an extra cup of coffee. As Office Manager, she makes sure the cogs in the company machine are always turning in the right direction. She thrives on action: from keeping track of complex schedules and handling logistics to fostering a positive team atmosphere.

She’s a professional “get-it-done” kind of person who spreads her energy and won’t rest until every problem is solved. She’s in her element amidst office chaos!

In her free time, she reads, mainly non-fiction, but she doesn’t turn her nose up at good children’s and young adult literature. What relaxes her most in the world is Diablo III or a good TV series. She loves riding her bike, but only on sunny days. Her biggest dream is to be able to do all these things at the same time.

She supports, organizes, and keeps everything under control. She makes sure that every day runs smoothly and that administrative processes run like clockwork. She brings order to chaos and ensures that the team can focus on what matters most.

When she’s not at work, she finds peace in nature, good movies, books, and long walks with her dog. She’s a huge fan of traveling and discovering new places and cultures.