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Anczewska i Puńko | Kancelaria Adwokacka: Adwokat Wrocław

Rybacka 7/lok.205
Wrocław, Lower Silesian Voivodeship 53-656 Poland

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Anczewska and Punko Law Firm is a team of experienced lawyers who will guide you step by step through your case, providing professional and comprehensive legal services. Our law firm is distinguished by an individual approach, precise planning and commitment at every stage of cooperation.

How do we work?

Making an appointment for legal advice
The first contact with us is simple and convenient - you can call or use the online form. After setting an appointment (in the office or online), we ask you to send us the documents necessary to analyze the case and provide information about the cost of the advice.
Legal advice
At the meeting we discuss your legal situation, analyze the documents, present possible scenarios and propose solutions. At this stage we also price the possible handling of the case.
Appointment of a team
Each case is handled by a team of 2 people, consisting of an attorney and an applicant. The attorney is responsible for strategy and substantive supervision, while the trainee handles the preparation of letters, contact with the client and updates on progress.
Amicable resolution of the dispute
Whenever possible, we strive to resolve the case amicably. We prepare letters calling for amicable settlement, conduct negotiations by phone and email, and in criminal cases, talk to the prosecutor's office.
Court case
If it is necessary to take the case to court, we prepare all pleadings, replicas and provide an appearance in court.
Announcement of the verdict
Once the verdict is announced, we inform you of the verdict and possible options for further action. If the case requires further proceedings, we proceed to the next stage.
Appeal
If you decide to appeal, we analyze the case, present the opportunities and risks, and prepare the necessary pleadings. We pursue the case until a final judgment is obtained.