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On Friday, October 6, the 12th edition of Night at the Institute of Aviation took place with the participation of Lazarski University and JetZone24. It is the largest aviation event of the kind in Warsaw, addressed mainly to enthusiasts of aviation, flight simulators, unmanned aerial vehicles and space.
On September 29, we officially started the new academic year at our University.
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Wolters Kluwer Polska has published a monograph by Dr. Bartosz Sierakowski, Deputy Director of the Institute for Bankruptcy and Restructuring Law and Insolvency Research.
This year's triumphants of the most prestigious competition Success of the Year in Healthcare - Leaders in Medicine, in the Public Health category, are Lazarski University and Małgorzata Galązka-Sobotka, PhD, Dean of the Centre for Postgraduate Studies and Director of the Institute of Healthcare Management at Lazarski University.
An important event for the unmanned aviation community will take place at our university this June. The annual International Conference on Unmanned Aerial Systems has a 12-year tradition, but this is the first time it will be held in Poland.
Ewelina Gee Milan and Peter Gee presented at a conference to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the legal clinic foundation in Poland. Representatives of Legal clinics from across Poland and international guests attended a four day conference with celebratory gala.
The analysis of the Court and Business Gazette (Monitor Sądowy i Gospodarczy) leads to a conclusion that for the last half-year the entities struggling with insolvency have usually been using the so-called simplified restructuring proceedings. Do such proceedings, however, stand any chance to become a fixed part of the restructuring process?