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GULLA® Law Office · Poland · advocate since 2013
Your counsel.
In Poland.
Debt recovery, real estate, trademarks and AI Act compliance for companies and individuals outside Poland.
- Years as an advocate
- 13 years
- Public registers read per matter
- 50+
- Trademarks registered
- 40+
01 / Our expertise
A Polish connection.
Four areas of focus.
For your business.
For your next chapter.
02 / Intelligence first
Facts first.
Then law.
Before we write a single letter, we run our own reconnaissance: who the other side really is, who stands behind them, what they own, and what the registers say that the documents do not. We built the software for this ourselves. One run reads over 50 public registers and databases in Poland and the EU.
A decision, not a feeling
You know whether a debtor has assets, whether a plot has a pipeline under it, or whether a trademark fight is winnable, before you commit money.
Speed you pay for only once
Work that took a paralegal a week now takes our tools an afternoon. You pay for judgment, not for copying data from websites.
Software finds, a lawyer decides
Every conclusion is checked and signed by an advocate. Sometimes the conclusion is “do not spend another euro on this”. How we work ↗ · Check a Polish counterparty ↗
03 / How we work
A clear way
forward.
Facts before opinions, fees before work, and a straight answer when a case is not worth pursuing.
We read everything first
Contracts, registers, maps and case law. You get facts before opinions.
We price risk and work
Fixed fees where possible, risks expressed in money, not adjectives.
We say when not to go ahead
A case that is not worth pursuing is cheaper to drop early.
One person responsible
You deal with the advocate who handles your matter, in English.
04 / Your advocate
“Facts before opinions.
A clear way forward.”
Dr Tomasz Gulla
Advocate. GULLA® Law Office.
Gdynia and Słupsk, Poland.
Doctor of Laws, advocate since 2013, in legal practice since 2007. Vice-Dean of the Koszalin Bar Council, chair of its Commission on Artificial Intelligence and member of the Commission on Digitalisation of the Polish Bar Council. More than 40 trademarks registered. Works with attorney-at-law Aleksandra Dąbek-Hec, who runs proceedings against Polish entities for foreign clients. The team ↗
- Doctor of Laws · Advocate
- Vice-Dean, Koszalin Bar Council
- Chair, Commission on Artificial Intelligence
05 / Insights
A closer look.
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