Piotr Nepelski

Attorney-at-lawManaging Associate

Bio

Legal adviser with over ten years of experience in providing legal advice to leading technology providers and major contracting authorities. He specialises in IT contracts, public procurement law and dispute resolution related to the implementation of complex technology projects. In our law firm, he contributes to the TMT practice within the IT-Tech and Public Procurement teams.

He is a speaker at national industry conferences and training courses, including for the publishing house C.H.Beck and the IT Promotion Centre. Author of publications on IT contracts and disputes arising from their implementation. Lecturer at postgraduate courses conducted by the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology and the Polish Academy of Sciences.

Graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, as well as courses in English and American law. Member of the Regional Chamber of Legal Advisers in Warsaw. Recommended in the Legal500international ranking. He holds the AgilePM Foundation and PRINCE2 Agile certifications in project management. He speaks English.


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27 Mar 2024

The Legal 500 (Legalease) EMEA 2024

We are proud to share that Traple Konarski Podrecki & Partners has been recognized in 5 practice areas by The Legal 500 (Legalease) EMEA 2024!

Events 2
26 Apr 2023 - 27 Apr 2023

IT contractual clauses and performance of IT contracts

On the agenda:

07 Feb 2023

Training session: IT implementation

We encourage you to participate in the training session entitled “IT implementation – How to prepare a good contract and get ready for implementation” on 7 February 2023.

During practical sessions, we will present standard solutions used in implementation contracts, with particular focus on those contractual elements that require special attention when preparing or negotiating a contract.

Blog 5
12 Aug 2024

The Electronic Communications Law enters into force. What are the new obligations for electronic communication entrepreneurs?

On 9 August 2024 the Electronic Communications Law was published in the Journal of Laws [1]. The new legislation, which will replace the current Telecommunications Law, introduces additional obligations for electronic communications entrepreneurs, a newly defined group of entities previously not covered by the former regulations. In this article, we explain who electronic communications entrepreneurs are and outline the obligations they will now be subject to.

29 Dec 2023

Requirements applicable when subcontracting in a public tender

A crucial determination to be made prior to submitting a bid in a public tender is the available resources of the contractor concerned. This will require a precise examination of the contractor’s capacity to perform the tender contract properly, in view of their organizational and technical resources.

15 Dec 2023

Exclusion of a contractor due to prior convictions

When a contractor applies for a public tender in Poland, they are required to show that there are no grounds for excluding them from the procedure. One cause of exclusion is legally binding conviction of a contractor (natural person), or persons vital to the contractor’s business activity, for certain offences. Persons key to the business are usually management board or supervisory board members in the case of capital companies, partners in the case of partnerships, and commercial proxies. According to the specific circumstances, this problem might also affect a firm that makes resources available to a contractor.

21 Sep 2023

IT sector’s recommendations on indexation posted on Public Procurement Office website

The Public Procurement Office has recently published a set of sample indexation clauses drawn up by IT sector organizations on its website. This is a document intended primarily as an aid for contracting authorities, as they have an obligation to include these clauses in public tender agreements.

04 Aug 2022

Indexation of remuneration in public tender contracts

Changes in prices of materials and raw materials on international markets have a major effect on the Polish public procurement market. The May 2022 consumer price indices published by the Central Statistical Office show an increase in prices of goods and services in May 2022 of 13.9% (prices of goods by 14.9% and services by 10.8%) compared to the same month in the previous year.

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