Dominika Gołaska

Attorney trainee in the Criminal Law and Compliance Department.
Her primary area of interest lies in criminal law, with a particular focus on matters about international criminal law.

As a member of the International Crime and Foreign Client Service Practice, she provides substantive support to his team throughout the client service process, covering all stages of judicial and extrajudicial proceedings. Acting under the authority of lawyers and legal advisors, she engages in various procedural and non-procedural activities. Her responsibilities also include drafting complex pleadings, conducting comprehensive legal analyses, and preparing expert opinions.
She began building her professional experience during her studies, first working as a lawyer’s assistant at prominent law firms in Wrocław, and later advancing to the role of legal specialist at the National Center for Addiction Prevention.

She graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Wrocław, where she actively participated in academic circles, particularly the Animal Rights Scientific Circle. After completing her studies, she continued to offer pro bono assistance through the Academia Iuris Foundation, providing legal counsel to individuals facing challenging financial and life circumstances, following the legacy of Maciej Bednarkiewicz.
She has completed numerous courses to improve her legal knowledge and skills.
She is completing his legal training at the Bar Association in Warsaw.
Privately, she is an animal lover and actively works for their rights. In her free time, she enjoys relaxing by playing the piano.