Paweł Siekierzyński, partner, an advocate with over 20 years work experience in the largest Polish and international law firms specializing in intellectual property. Specialist in the field of intellectual property, competition law and corporate law. Member of the Warsaw Bar since 1996.

Advised leading Polish, European and international corporations on key intellectual property issues. He has experience in advising on competition law and corporate law issues.

A lawyer with vast practical legal knowledge and also (not only according to Bartek – a long-term friend and partner) unprecedented legal intuition from lifetime experience in advising on a wide spectrum of intellectual property cases.

Represented clients in many, also precedent, cases in all instances of Polish courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union.

Graduate of Warsaw University and the University of Tubingen in Germany and the Postgraduate Intellectual Property Studies at the Warsaw University

Author and co-author of publications, including about intellectual property, among others Trademark Law in Central Eastern Europe; International Patent Litigation; Handbuch des internationalen GmbH-Rechts, polnischer Teil; Insolvenzen in Europa.

Awarded: ILO Client Choice Award Winner 2013 (General Corporate, Poland)

Speaks fluent German and English.

Collector or modern art and vintage cars. Passionate about golf and skiing.

Bartłomiej Kochlewski, partner, advocate, specializes in intellectual property and labor law. Member of the Warsaw Bar since 1997.

From the beginning of his career he worked in firms specializing in intellectual property

Represented clients before the Supreme Court in cases that set new routes of interpretation of intellectual property law. He also advised clients in cases decided by the Court of Justice of the European Union and represented them before it.

Graduated from the Warsaw University and the British Law Centre in English and European Law at the Warsaw University. British Council Scholar of the European Young Lawyers’ Scheme at the College of Law in London.

Published about the Roche – Bolar exemption in Polish law.

Ranked in: Chambers Europe and World Trademark Review 1000 (The World Leading Trademark Professionals).

Speaks fluent English.

Amateur mountain biker and skier, passionate gourmand cook.

Magdalena Popielska, partner, advocate, specializes in intellectual property law and labor law. Member of the Warsaw Bar.

Since the beginning of her professional career, she has been a member of teams handling trademarks, industrial designs and patents enforcement and protection cases.

Magdalena advises clients on the resolution of current employment issues and also represents them in complex disputes before labour courts.

She graduated from the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw.

Magdalena speaks English.

Passionate roller skater.

Wojciech Dobkowski, attorney-at-law with over 20 years of experience in handling complex litigation.

Member of the Warsaw Bar Association since 1991. He specializes in criminal law in the field of commercial crimes, white-collar crimes and criminal aspects of the protection of intellectual property rights.

He was involved in many complex criminal trials, representing brand owners as an attorney for an auxiliary prosecutor.

A graduate of SGPiS (currently the Main School of Economics) and the University of Warsaw.

Prior to joining SK+, she was involved in providing services to business clients – primarily assisting in litigation (both civil and administrative) and advising clients on the compliance of their business with data protection and GDPR regulations.

Currently, she mainly deals with cases in the field of data protection, intellectual property and labour law.

She is interested in cinema and literature.

Before joining SK+, she worked in renowned German and Austrian law firms.

Privately, she is involved in the paradigm shift in education and for the protection of children’s rights, animals and the River Oder. NVC and neuroscience enthusiast.

She is also a PhD student at the Doctoral School of Social Sciences at The Jagiellonian University in Krakow. She is working on her dissertation on copyrights at the Intellectual Property Department.

Olga graduated with honours from the Faculty of Law and Administration at the Warsaw University. Her master thesis earned the 2nd Prize from the Minister of Education and Science in the 21st Competition of the Polish Patent Office and was recognized as the best scientific work in the field of intellectual property. She also received a scholarship from the Association of Authors and Publishers Copyright Poland.

During her law studies, she spent six months at the University of Trento as part of the Erasmus+ programme.
In addition to her law degree, Olga holds a Bachelor’s degree in Art History from the Institute of Art History at the University of Warsaw.

She has gained valuable experience working with clients in both Polish law firms and international institutions. Notably, she completed a one-year Pan-European traineeship programme at the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) and interned at the Polish Embassy in Paris.

Olga is also committed to pro bono work. While studying, she worked at the Law Clinic of the University of Warsaw, providing free legal assistance.

Since 2021, she has been actively supporting the Margarete Hodgkinson Foundation Against Rape Culture, offering legal aid to victims of sexual violence.

She is fluent in English, French, and Italian.
In her spare time she visits local exhibitions and museums.

She has gained her professional experience in Warsaw law firms specializing in representing Polish and foreign clients in cases concerning protection of trademarks and industrial designs. She has represented clients in complex criminal proceedings both as a defense attorney and as a representative of the IP right holders.

She took part in training sessions for officers of the National Tax Administration and Police officers about methods of fighting intellectual property infringements in practice.

Currently, she mainly deals with criminal law aspects of protection of intellectual property rights.

A graduate of Kozminski University in Warsaw.
Katarzyna speaks English and Russian.

She is interested in psychology and foreign policy.

Ewa gained experience in assistant and administrative work international firms in Warsaw.

She has been working closely with intellectual and industrial property experts as a paralegal for many years.

She is fluent in Polish, German and English.