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Piotr Kopeć. Attorney-at-law, member of the District Chamber of Attorneys-at-Law in Kraków.

He advises Polish and international clients, with particular experience in Polish citizenship matters, cross-border legal issues, civil and commercial litigation, consumer financial law, corporate law and contracts.

He assists clients living abroad in matters concerning confirmation of Polish citizenship, Polish citizenship by descent, grant of Polish citizenship by the President of the Republic of Poland, recognition as a Polish citizen, and related civil status proceedings. His work includes analysing family history and documentation, identifying the appropriate legal procedure, preparing applications and legal submissions, and representing clients before Polish authorities.

He graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration of the Jagiellonian University in Kraków in 2011. His Master’s thesis concerned the joint and several liability of investors and contractors for payments due to subcontractors under construction contracts.

His legal education has had a strong international dimension. He participated in the Erasmus programme at the Faculty of Law of Ankara University in 2010/2011 and completed the American Law Program, organised by The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law in Washington, D.C., in 2010, as well as the Austrian Law Program in 2015 organised by the University of Vienna. In 2026, he also completed the Spanish Law School organised in by the University of Granada and the University of Alicante, further developing his knowledge of the Spanish legal system and comparative law.

He was awarded third place in the Lewiatan Arbitration Moot Court, organised by the Court of Arbitration at Lewiatan in 2012.

He gained professional experience in law firms in Kraków, advising businesses and individual clients in corporate, contractual and litigation matters. His international experience also includes an internship at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Ankara, an internship at Arthur Cox in Dublin, and work for the European Commission, Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology.

He works directly with clients from Poland and abroad and provides legal services in English and Spanish, in addition to Polish.