Michał Rams and Stanisław Żemojtel join PwC Legal, strengthening the law firm’s ability to settle legal disputes

The law firm PwC Legal will be joined by Michał Rams and Stanisław Żemojtel, experts in criminal tax law and economic law. Michał Rams will head up the White Collar Crime team, while Stanisław Żemojtel will lead the Commercial & Regulatory Litigation team.

In view of the growing number of criminal tax disputes and the increasing pressure on entrepreneurs by tax authorities, the skills of both new lawyers are vital for PwC Legal to be able to provide its clients with comprehensive support in the most sensitive areas. Issues such as tax transparency or minimising the risk of personal sanctions for company managers will certainly gain in importance.

Jacek Pawłowski, Partner at PwC Legal
Michał Rams

Michał Rams, attorney at PwC, will take up the position of White Collar Crime team leader and will be responsible for issues related to criminal tax law and economic law.

Michał has many years of experience in conducting complex criminal (including criminal tax) proceedings in relation to crimes involving extortion and depletion of public-law revenues obtained from VAT, CIT and PIT. He advises clients on tax risk management issues, including criminal liability of management board members. 

Michał is also experienced in conducting criminal economic law proceedings. Before joining PwC Legal, he was associated with Kardas & Kardas law firm for over 11 years, where his most recent position was junior associate. He is the author of academic publications in the field of substantive and procedural criminal law.

Stanisław Zemojtel

Stanisław Żemojtel, attorney at PwC, will take up the role of Commercial & Regulatory Litigation team leader.

Stanisław specialises in court, administrative and arbitration proceedings. He advises and represents clients in economic disputes before common courts of all instances and arbitration courts. He boasts very extensive experience in handling litigations for clients from the telecommunications, investment and construction, infrastructure, commercial and banking sectors. He was honoured as ‘Next generation lawyer’ in the 2017 and 2018 Legal 500 EMEA ranking in the dispute resolution category.

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