Klaudia Nowak

Trainee attorney-at-lawAssociate

Bio

At TKP, Klaudia is part of the real estate and property development law, and also the restitution law practice, and works on court and administrative cases.

Her practice focus is a broad range of substantive civil law and litigation law issues,. To date, Klaudia has advised on court and administrative cases for commercial clients, and is also experienced in drafting agreements and legal opinions on civil and administrative law.

She gained her professional experience in law firms in Krakow specializing in a full range of corporate law issues, and in real estate, intellectual property, and personal data protection law.

Klaudia studied at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the Jagiellonian University, and did her master’s thesis at the Chair of Labor Law and Social Policy under Professor Krzysztof W. Baran. Klaudia is a trainee with the Cracow Bar Association, and is also currently studying for a bachelor’s degree in intellectual property and new media law at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the Jagiellonian University.

Klaudia speaks fluent English, including legal English.


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Openness of development real estate prices - amendment to the Development Act 2025

On 21 May 2025, the Sejm adopted an amendment to the Development Act, which aims to increase transparency in the real estate market and better protect buyers of dwellings and houses. The new regulations introduce, among others, an obligation of open publication of the prices of premises on developers’ websites, which should prevent unfair practices and facilitate comparing of offers. The amendment introduces new obligations for developers, in particular the requirement to disclose real estate prices. This will translate into new administrative and organisational challenges for companies operating in the development industry. Foreign entities planning to enter the Polish market will have to adapt their current practice to Polish regulations, which may have a direct impact on their existing business strategies.

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A step closer to perpetual usufruct being abolished in Poland

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