New interdisciplinary BBS practice – ‘ESG, environment and public procurement’

In response to the growing importance of sustainable development in both the public and private sectors, the law firm Brysiewicz, Bokina & Partners has launched a new practice that combines its existing experience with the increasing needs of clients in the areas of ESG, environmental law, and public procurement.

“Companies that focus on long-term value and serve society ultimately perform better financially. Our goal is to support clients in implementing this approach in response to new regulatory requirements — in compliance with the law, but also to the benefit of their business strategies.”

— says adv. Małgorzata Woźniak, Head of the ESG, Environment and Public Procurement Practice.

At BBS, we have been advising on environmental and regulatory matters for many years, but today we are taking a step further. In response to our clients’ needs, we are launching a new interdisciplinary practice that brings together our longstanding expertise with the evolving demands for comprehensive advice in public procurement, green transformation, and environmental protection.

We are committed to a holistic approach that integrates our past experience with advisory services that reflect the growing relevance of ESG regulations, environmental law, and public procurement — areas that are now integral to investment processes and the operation of responsible and competitive businesses. The new practice enables comprehensive support: from ongoing regulatory advice, through representation in administrative and court proceedings, to assistance with procedural and strategic matters.

The practice is led by attorney Małgorzata Woźniak, who has been successfully supporting entrepreneurs for years in the implementation of complex infrastructure and environmental projects, including those co-financed by national and EU funds.

We believe that law can be a tool for positive change – and we aim to be a trusted partner in its safe and effective implementation.