International law firm

In international language Esperanto 'subteno' means support.
  • International labour and social security law, delegation and hiring of employees
    For years, we have not only been assisting businesses with human resources management and employment-related legal issues, but also we have guided our clients through the complex nuances of cross-border work and delegation. We investigate and resolve complicated international issues...
  • International commercial law
    We assure our clients certainty in the course of their cross-border business operations by provision of the highest quality legal services in the field of international commercial law. The legal preparation of a company for international trade is an essential...
  • Criminal business law and fiscal criminal law
    Highly qualified specialists represent our clients in all types of criminal and penal fiscal proceedings, at all stages. Our services include comprehensive counselling and protection of the client's interests at the preliminary investigation stage, before courts of first instance, courts...
  • International tax law
    We counsel Polish as well as foreign entrepreneurs and individuals in resolving complex tax law issues. Our experts specialise in domestic matters with an international factor, as well as assist our clients with international tax law. Our tax lawyers are...
  • Litigation before common or arbitration courts and state administrative authorities
    Our litigators have been representing our clients' interests before courts, administrative authorities and in arbitration for years. The team's experience has been built up over years of participation in trials and proceedings before courts in various parts of Poland, as...
In any language, Subteno Legal means support for your business.

Esperanto is a language devised in 1887 as an international medium of communication, based on roots from the chief European languages. It retains the structure of these languages and has the advantage of grammatical regularity and ease of pronunciation.

Who are we?

We are not afraid of challenges and eager to take on difficult cases that require lawyers not only to have knowledge and experience, but also to be able to efficiently navigate multiple legal systems. Regardless of the case such as the application of Polish law before a Dutch court, the delegation of Ukrainian employees employed by a Polish entrepreneur to the Netherlands and Germany, support in the import of coal and other raw materials from Africa, or a complex M&A transaction conducted for an investor simultaneously in several European countries – we effectively represent our clients’ interests.

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