Biography

Weronika Nowosielska specializes in real estate, corporate, and civil law. Her practice focuses primarily on real estate investment projects, providing legal support for the acquisition and disposition of commercial real estate assets (both share and asset deals), including cross-border and portfolio transactions. She has extensive experience preparing due diligence reports and drafting comprehensive transaction documentation.

Weronika regularly advises clients in the real estate sector on various aspects of their operations, including the negotiation and preparation of transactional and contractual documents.
 

Experience

Selected experience:

CPI Property Group: representation of CPI Property Group, the largest commercial property owner in CEE, on the sale of a minority stake in a CPI subsidiary owning a portfolio of eleven office properties in Warsaw and two retail properties in Elbląg and Lublin, to Sona Asset Management LLP. This was one of the most significant office transactions completed in Poland in 2024.*

Palmira Capital Partners / IntReal International Real Estate: representation of a German commercial real estate investor on a series of acquisitions of logistics properties in Poland, including: the Silesia East Park in Sosnowiec; an A-class logistics complex forming part of a major hub near Katowice; a BTS warehouse in Swarzędz near Poznań designed for Magna International, a leading global automotive supplier; and the Eurocash logistics center in Krągola.*

Polish and foreign investors: representation of Polish and foreign investors on matters related to lease agreements for warehouse, office, and retail space.*

Polish and foreign investors: representation of Polish and foreign investors in providing day-to-day legal support related to warehouse asset management.*

*Experience gained prior to joining White & Case

Professional Highlights

Poland, National Council of Legal Advisors
Postgraduate Studies
Warsaw School of Economics
Master of Laws
University of Warsaw
Polish
English

Service areas