Agnieszka Szczodra-Hajduk
Senior Associate Corporate & Finance
Languages
English, Polish, German
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Chambers Europe, 2023"Agnieszka Szczodra-Hajduk is very competent, professional and knowledgeable. She has great communication skills, strong abilities and a willingness to listen. She always ensures we know and understand all relevant information so that we can make informed decisions."
Agnieszka Szczodra-Hajduk is an advocate and the Head of the Warsaw Employment Practice. She joined the Warsaw office of Hogan Lovells in 1999.
Agnieszka focuses on the engagement of key employees and senior managers, non-competition and non-disclosure covenants, flexible forms of employment, and working time issues. She has broad experience in the transfers of work establishments (TUPE), group layoffs, and employees' restructuring. She is involved in M&A projects as an authority in employment matters. Agnieszka represents clients before the Polish courts in cases concerning labour and civil law.
Agnieszka has an LL.M. in international arbitration proceedings. She is the author of articles on labour and commercial law and gives lectures at MBA programmes and conferences for lawyers and business.
Agnieszka is a widely recognised lawyer and has been recommended by Legal 500 and Chambers Europe for her pro-active approach to clients and legal issues. She is actively engaged in pro bono legal advice and entrusted with the role of pro bono coordinator in the Warsaw office.
Agnieszka Szczodra-Hajduk is a member of the Warsaw Bar Association and the Labor Law Association. She speaks English and German.
Chambers Europe, 2020Sources appreciate her client care, with one describing her as ”super-responsive and very efficient.”
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Credentials
- LL.M., European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder), 1999
- Scholarship, University in Utrecht, 1999
- MA Law, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, 1998
- Poland
- Poland
- The Employment Law Association, 2014
- Member, The Warsaw Bar Association, 2001