Michał Wołoszański

Michał Wołoszański advises technology, automotive and crypto-asset businesses on transactions, disputes and regulatory matters, combining his legal education with management training (INSEAD Global Executive MBA).

He is the founder and managing partner of the firm and heads its blockchain and crypto-asset practice. He advises international clients on the Polish implementation of EU financial-services legislation, including the MiCA Regulation. He co-created CompliancePass and the Web Shield Legal Library, the firm's regulatory-intelligence and onboarding tools for crypto and payments compliance.

In corporate transactions, including M&A and cross-border investments, Michał looks at the whole venture: he identifies the risks of the transaction itself and those that arise once it closes, and shapes legal solutions around the client's business environment.

On a daily basis he advises automotive importers and dealers, and software producers serving banks and insurers, including on intellectual property and copyright. He litigates disputes under commercial, agency and distribution contracts and designs personal data management systems that comply with the GDPR.

He graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw, majoring in law.

He took part in a year-long educational programme on American law organised by the University of Florida and the University of Warsaw.

Michał acquired his legal adviser training at the District Chamber of Legal Advisers in Warsaw and completed his post-graduate studies at INSEAD Global Executive MBA.

Blockchain & Crypto Assets 2026: Poland, the Poland chapter of The Legal 500 Country Comparative Guides (Legalease), written entirely by Wołoszański & Partners experts Michał Wołoszański, Łukasz Kudela and Marta Solarska-Kaleńczuk (Exclusive Contributor 2026). It sets out blockchain law in Poland as at 9 October 2026: the CASP licensing gap after the MiCA transitional period ended on 1 July 2026, AML and sanctions, tax and DAC8 reporting, tokenisation, smart contracts and DAOs.

Technology & Outsourcing 2026: Poland, the Poland chapter of the Chambers Global Practice Guides (Chambers and Partners), co-authored by Wołoszański & Partners experts Michał Wołoszański, Łukasz Kudela, Marta Solarska-Kaleńczuk and Kinga Miller. It explains how IT outsourcing contracts are concluded and renegotiated in Poland: DORA, the NIS2 amendment to the National Cybersecurity System Act, the Data Act and the AI Act, contractual penalties and liability, data protection, and the transfer of staff to the supplier.

ICLG Competition Litigation 2027: Poland, the Poland chapter of the International Comparative Legal Guide (ICLG) to Competition Litigation, published by Global Legal Group and co-authored by Wołoszański & Partners experts Kinga Miller, Marta Solarska-Kaleńczuk and Michał Wołoszański. It explains how damages for competition law infringements are claimed in Poland: who can bring a claim, time limits, evidence, quantification of loss, costs and funding, and the interplay with the leniency programme.

Blockchain & Crypto-Assets 2026, the Poland chapter of the international Chambers and Partners legal guide, co-authored by experts from Wołoszański & Partners. It outlines the legal framework for crypto-assets in Poland, including the implementation of the EU MiCA Regulation, anti-money laundering (AML), token issuance and trading, and their taxation.