Anna Zymuła

Associate, Warsaw

Biography

Overview

Anna Zymuła is an associate in the White & Case Dispute Resolution, International Arbitration and White Collar practices. She provides legal assistance to clients in court, arbitration and administrative proceedings. She also advises one of the firm's leading clients from the social media sector in relation to various proceedings related to providing web hosting services in Poland. Anna also has experience in international white-collar matters, including asset recovery cases.

Prior to joining White & Case, she represented the Jagiellonian University in Kraków in international moot court competitions concerning public international law (Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition), international commercial arbitration (the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot) and investment arbitration (the Foreign Direct Investment International Arbitration Moot).

Bars and Courts
Poland, Polish Bar Council
Education
Master's Degree
Faculty of Law and Administration
Jagiellonian University, Kraków
American Law Program
Jagiellonian University
Languages
Polish
English

Experience

Her experience includes:

A multinational company from the social media sector: representation of a multinational company from the social media sector in relation to various proceedings related to providing web hosting services in Poland.

The owner of one of the world's largest cryptocurrency trading platforms: representation of the owner of one of the world's largest cryptocurrency trading platforms in a series of proceedings involving seizure of funds and breach of contract by a payment processor.

A foreign real estate law firm: representation of a foreign real estate law firm in criminal proceedings aimed at asset recovery in Poland.

A foreign real estate company: representation of a foreign real estate company in criminal proceedings aimed at asset recovery in Poland.

An insurance company: representation of an insurance company in an anti-enforcement action against a foreign court judgment wrongfully issued against the client.

International companies: participation in due diligence processes by assessing risks arising from pending litigation and potential claims.