Przemysław Papiernik
Advocate
- Advocate in the Criminal Law and Compliance Department.
- He specializes in commercial criminal law, focusing on offenses perpetrated by managerial staff, commonly known as “white-collar crime.” He has extensive experience in defending and representing victims at all stages of legal proceedings. Additionally, his expertise encompasses crimes associated with the organization and execution of tender procedures.
- At KKZ, he primarily handles comprehensive criminal services for business clients. His focus includes cases involving violations of the Act on Counteracting Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing, participation in organized criminal groups, and the commission of economic and fiscal crimes, including the so-called “VAT crimes.”
- His knowledge and experience were gathered in renowned law firms in Bialystok and Warsaw as well as in the Regional Prosecutor’s Office in Myslenice. During his career, working as a substitute lawyer, he independently represented clients during loud media cases connected to drug crimes and stadium violence crimes.
- His work in law firms started when he was still a student, but he was actively engaged in many science clubs nonetheless. Thanks to this, he was perfecting his interests connected to various fields of law.
- He was also a member of the European Law Students Association (ELSA). He proved his knowledge on a few occasions by participating in legal competitions and winning the awards twice.
- He graduated from the legal studied from the University of Bialystok. He also took Polish language education on the Jagiellonian University, which continues to positively affect his retorical skills. It has also been proven by his 1st place in the Oratory Competition for Trainee Adovates in Lublin.
- Member of the Bar Association in Bialystok.
- In his spare time, he enjoys watching documental and historical movies and criminal literature.
Contact details
Practice
- Criminal Law
- Economic Criminal Law
- Family Law
Specializations
- „White-collar crimes”
- Organized crime
- Drug crime
- Court proceedings
- Marriage breakdown and child support cases