About Us

She became a transactional lawyer very early in her career, learning how to navigate negotiation process and dealing with conflicting interests of the parties so that the transation is brought to a successful closing. She gained that experience in international law firms based in Warsaw, Poland (Dentons, Allen & Overy).

Her transaction experience includes sales, acquisitions, forward fundings, joint ventures and contains advising in, among others: acquisition of Warsaw Financial Centre, Eurocentrum Building complex, shares in co-ownership of Oxford Tower Building, Ideal Idea IV Park in Warsaw, 7R Park Tczew, Charter Hall retail portfolio, Atrium 1.

She also drafts and negotiates various other types of contracts, including commercial leases, development management agreements, general contractor agreements and management agreements. Olga can also accomodate corporate matters.

She also held a Professional Development Lawyer function in the real estate department of Dentons and was responsible for due diligence and transaction training of junior associates as well as knowledge development within the department.

She believes that lawyers have social responsibility connected with their profession and she is involved in various activism and pro bono activities. She sits on the Consultancy Board of for the LawDoes Not Exclude Fund, providing funding for court cases for LGBT+ people unable to finance their own legal counsel. She also co-founded and volunteer for Equaversity Foundation, with i.a. Agnieszka Holland and Olga Tokarczuk in the board. She received a distinction in 2020 Pro Bono Lawyer contest and received a Stonewall Global Changemaker Award in 2022.

She is a transactional and litigation lawyer with 14+ years of experience gained in renowned global law firms based in Warsaw, Poland (Dentons, Noerr) and further 2+ years of experience as soloentrepreneur. She advised on various exclusive properties across Poland and cross border acquisitions.

Before starting her own law firm, she worked in various roles within the Real Estate and Litigation and Arbitration Departments of global international law firms. Today, this combined skill set allow her to anticipate contentious issues that may arise between parties during the preparation stage of commercial agreements, mitigating risk for clients. Her ability to conduct court proceedings efficiently and effectively is further heightened by broad experience and vast understanding of the business and commercial background of transactions and intentions of involved parties. Her transaction experience includes Marynarska Business Park, Warta Tower, Warsaw Trade Tower and Le Palais

She provides legal services to foreign and Polish entities across diverse industries, also supporting other law firms as a specialist, with a strong focus on real estate investments, due diligence analysis, and acquisitions and asset management of office, retail, warehouse and residential projects (including PRS). Her expertise includes the development and commercialization of real estate assets in the context of Polish civil and commercial law, as well as other subject matters in contractual and copyright law.

She is one of a handful of specialists in risks relating to reprivatisation claims. She also represented clients in other administrative, civil and copyright law proceedings, having successfully defended these cases, including some before the Supreme Court and the Supreme Administrative Court.