Piotr Grzybowski

Attorney-at-lawCounsel

Cracow

Bio

Piotr’s practice focus is copyright, civil litigation and legal issues surrounding AI. At TKP, he is part of the Copyright and AI team. He also focuses in his work on industrial property, competition, and private international law. Piotr has ten years of experience advising on copyright law, on matters such as collecting society issues, comprising advising on numerous litigation cases, alternative dispute resolution negotiations, and drafting agreements and legal opinions.

He has conducted many training sessions on copyright law, on issues such as AI in copyright law.

He has also authored publications on copyright law.

Piotr studied at the Faculty of Law and Administration at the Jagiellonian University, and is admitted to the bar in Kraków.

He speaks English, German, and Hebrew.

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25 Apr 2024

IP Insights. Licence agreements in copyright law – an introduction (part 2)

According to last week’s release, we continue our introduction to the topic of licensing in copyright law. Today, we will focus on a crucial issue for both parties – remuneration. The material was prepared by Piotr Grzybowski and Jacek Piasta.

From the latest edition you will learn:

Blog ³

06 Jun 2025

AI training and opt-out mechanisms for EU copyright holders - still more questions than answers

AI model training requires enormous amounts of data, which include copyright-protected materials. The EU has introduced an exemption to the reproduction right, which permits the reproduction of works for the purposes of text and data mining (TDM). What was not immediately obvious was that the TDM exemption applies to AI training, as the Digital Single Market (DSM) Directive does not mention AI. However, there no longer seems to be any dispute about its applicability.

22 Jul 2024

New preliminary questions to the CJEU concerning the concept of a ‘work’ – practical conclusions

W ostatnim czasie do Trybunału Sprawiedliwości Unii Europejskiej (TSUE) wpłynęły kolejne pytania prejudycjalne dotyczące rozumienia przesłanek utworu.

20 Sep 2023

Disclosure obligation under art. 19 of Directive (EU) 2019/790 and the proposal for transposing it in Poland

Work on a Polish legislative proposal for transposition of the Directive on copyright and related rights in the Digital Single Market (Directive 2019/790)[1] is still at an early stage, even though the deadline for transposition has passed. As the process to enact the legislation proceeds, this is a good time to look at the proposal for the provisions that realize the transparency obligation (art. 19 of the Directive). The new rules will have a major impact on the relationship between holders of economic copyright and those making use of it.