Agnieszka Stasikiewicz

Trainee attorney-at-lawJunior Associate

Bio

At the law firm, she is part of the Media Communication & Entertainment team. She supports clients from the Internet and marketing industries and is involved in projects conducted in 21 Central and Eastern European (CEE) jurisdictions for a client from the technology industry in the Internet services sector. Her interests include intellectual property law, advertising law, protection of personal rights, and influencer marketing.

She is an attorney trainee at the District Bar Council in Krakow. She graduated from law at Jagiellonian University in Krakow, where she defended her master’s thesis on the topic of hate speech in the Department of Constitutional Law. She studied law at the University of Bologna as part of the Erasmus+ student exchange program.

Agnieszka is fluent in English.


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With distinct emphasis on advertising, media and promotional law, Traple Konarski Podrecki & Partners brings together leading industry experts. Speaking about the firm, one client said it “earns a place among Poland’s most highly regarded individuals”. Lawyers frequently advise the Polish government on legal issues involving legislative reform. The practice advises multiple Polish and foreign entities operating in the industry.

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