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Krzysztof Wojciechowski

Partner, Attorney-at-law

Biography

Krzysztof has been advising commercial real estate market participants and other businesses on all aspects of real estate law and the construction process for more than 20 years. He has extensive experience in conducting real estate and real estate holding company due diligence projects, as well as in planning and executing acquisitions and disposals of real estate assets and real estate companies. He also advises on lease, tenancy, leasing and property insurance agreements relating to warehouse, office and retail properties, as well as properties used for energy and industrial infrastructure projects. He has participated in numerous acquisitions of real estate assets carried out within judicial and out-of-court restructuring and insolvency proceedings.

Krzysztof represents clients in administrative proceedings concerning the obtaining of decisions, permits and approvals required for the implementation of development and construction projects. He also acts as counsel before administrative courts, including the Supreme Administrative Court of Poland. He supports construction industry businesses in relation to construction contracts and other agreements connected with the development and construction process. He represents both businesses and private clients in court disputes concerning real estate and construction projects. In addition to his primary area of practice, Krzysztof advises on banking law and the law of financial institutions.

Attorney-at-Law and member of the Warsaw Bar Association of Attorneys-at-Law. He gained his professional experience at the legal practice of one of the world’s largest audit and advisory firms. In 2025, he joined Grant Thornton Legal.

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