CCLaw - Creative Consultants Law Firm

What CCLaw - Creative Consultants Law Firm does

CCLaw (Cieślikowski, Chmarzyński, Dąbek Kancelaria Adwokacko-Radcowska Spółka Komandytowo-Akcyjna) is a Polish boutique law firm headquartered in Warsaw, specializing in real estate, renewable energy sources (OZE), and electromobility. The firm employs approximately 8 people, organized around three named partners — Managing Partner Witold Chmarzyński (a recognized pioneer in Polish renewable energy law since 2012 and e-mobility law since 2017), Anna Dąbek (commercial real estate), and Emil Cieślikowski (commercial litigation and arbitration) — plus additional lawyers including Marcin Juszczyk and Kamila Mazurek. The firm provides end-to-end legal services across the lifecycle of regulated projects: transactional due diligence and contract drafting, regulatory licensing and compliance, ongoing corporate advisory, and litigation/arbitration representation. Practice areas are tightly clustered around three interconnected niches: real estate and construction contracting, renewable energy (photovoltaic installations on land and water, wind farms), and e-mobility infrastructure (charging station deployment, energy law), supplemented by commercial leases, M&A/transactions, corporate services, and corporate restructuring/tax advisory.

The firm generates revenue through professional service fees, billed on hourly, fixed-fee, or project-based arrangements, with no disclosed proprietary technology, software platform, or self-serve product offering. Pricing is not publicly disclosed for legal services; the only transparent price point is 1,450 PLN net per participant for the "Elektromobilność od A do Z" training course. Go-to-market is direct enterprise engagement — clients contact the firm via phone, email, or office visit — augmented by content marketing (a Polish-language blog at cclaw.com.pl plus niche sites elektromobilnosc.com and doradcatransakcyjny.pl), social media presence on LinkedIn and Facebook, conference participation (Solar Energy Expo 2025, PVCON 2023), a TV Biznes24 media appearance, and prominent client testimonial displays. The customer base is a mix of long-tenured enterprise clients (EQUES INVESTMENT TFI, Klepierre Group, Wirtualna Polska Holding, Volkswagen Poznań, Power Dot Poland, Stellantis Polska, Centrum Handlowe Agora, Centrum Handlowe Forum, GDDKiA) and smaller retail/SMB clients (G8/Lancerto, PHU Jubiler). The firm has received repeated industry recognition: Forbes Best Law Firms 2023 in three categories, and four distinctions in the Rzeczpospolita Best Law Firms ranking in both 2023 and 2024 (Construction Law; Energy and Natural Resources).

Name

CCLaw - Creative Consultants Law Firm

Legal name

Cieślikowski, Chmarzyński, Dąbek Kancelaria Adwokacko-Radcowska Spółka Komandytowo-Akcyjna

Website

https://cclaw.com.pl

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Polish boutique law firm in Warsaw specializing in real estate, renewable energy (OZE), and e-mobility law, serving enterprise clients in retail, automotive, EV charging, and investment funds through transactional, regulatory, and dispute resolution services.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Legal Services

NAICS

Offices of Lawyers (541110)

SIC

Services-Legal Services (8111)

akta.pro primary industry

Corporate & Commercial Law (BPAHAAAA)

akta.pro secondary industries

Environmental & Energy Law (BPAHAAAO), Regulatory Change Management (RCM) (HDADAIAG), Legal & Compliance (CLE, Paralegal CE) (EDAAALAB)

Keywords

• Legal services
• Commercial real estate law
• Renewable energy law
• Electromobility law
• Commercial litigation

Headquarters

HQ city

Warsaw

HQ country

Poland

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Legal services fees: CCLaw generates revenue by charging fees for legal services across its practice areas: real estate and construction contracting, renewable energy, electromobility, mediation and disputes, commercial lease agreements, transactions, corporate services, and transformations/mergers/divisions/tax advisory. Revenue model is professional services — billable hours, fixed fees, or project-based arrangements.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

CCLaw is a specialized Polish law firm providing transactional, regulatory, and dispute resolution legal services with primary focus on real estate and construction contracting, renewable energy (photovoltaic and wind), and electromobility. The firm also advises on commercial lease agreements, M&A transactions, corporate services, and corporate restructuring/tax matters. Beyond legal advisory, CCLaw delivers professional training programs on electromobility and renewable energy for industry and government clients.

Product overview

CCLaw (Cieślikowski, Chmarzyński, Dąbek Kancelaria Adwokacko-Radcowska S.K.A.) is a Polish law firm offering professional legal services as a unified portfolio rather than a modular platform. The firm specializes in several interconnected practice areas: Real Estate and Construction Contracting, Renewable Energy Sources, Electromobility, Mediation and Disputes, Commercial Lease Agreements, Transactions, Corporate Services, and Transformations/Mergers/Tax Advisory. Additionally, the firm offers Training Programs including electromobility and renewable energy seminars. The services are provided by a team of specialized lawyers covering real estate, renewable energy, e-mobility, transactions, and disputes.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Real Estate and Construction Contracting (Nieruchomości i obsługa kontraktów budowlanych) Comprehensive legal services for real estate transactions and the entire investment process, from initiation to transaction completion, including construction contract handling for developers, investors, and property owners in Poland.
• Renewable Energy Sources (Odnawialne źródła energii) Legal services covering all renewable energy sources, with primary focus on photovoltaic installations (on land and water) and wind farms (on land), advising energy companies, investment funds, and project developers on transactions, licensing, and regulatory compliance in Poland.
• Electromobility (Elektromobilność) Legal services for the e-mobility sector, including the largest transaction on the Polish electromobility market and the largest agreement between an EV charging station operator and a commercial network covering 1,800 charging points, advising EV charging operators, automotive manufacturers, and infrastructure developers on regulatory and contractual matters.
• Mediation and Disputes (Mediacje i spory) Legal representation and support in court disputes and mediations, handling commercial litigation before common courts and arbitration courts for enterprise and mid-market clients in Poland.
• Commercial Lease Agreements (Umowy najmu komercyjnego) Preparation and negotiation of commercial, office, and warehouse lease agreements for retail spaces, advising shopping center owners, retail tenants, and property managers.
• Transactions (Transakcje) Transaction advisory services covering the purchase or sale of shares, stocks, enterprises, or individual assets, supporting corporate buyers, sellers, and investment funds on deal structuring and execution.
• Corporate Services (Obsługa korporacyjna) Ongoing corporate legal support allowing clients to focus on their core business operations, including corporate governance, contracts, and day-to-day legal advisory for Polish companies.
• Transformations, Mergers, Divisions, Tax Advice (Przekształcenia, połączenia, podziały, doradztwo podatkowe) Legal services for business transformations, mergers, divisions, and tax advisory related to changing business structures, advising corporate clients on restructuring and tax matters.
• Training Programs (Szkolenia) Professional training programs on legal aspects of electromobility, renewable energy, and real estate delivered by CCLaw lawyers to enterprise and public-sector clients (e.g., the closed 8-hour electromobility training delivered for GDDKiA).

Quantifiable outcome

• Largest EV charging network transaction handled in Poland; largest EV charging operator/retail network agreement covering 1,800 charging points
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers12 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• Stowarzyszenie Prawników Prawa Energetycznego (SPPE)coreOthers · 23 June 2023Managing Partner Witold Chmarzyński joined SPPE (Association of Energy Law Practitioners). SPPE membership requires minimum 10 years of documented experience in energy law, partner/shareholder position in a recognized firm, active participation in key investment or regulatory processes, and re commendation from at least 4 existing SPPE members. Membership is presented by CCLaw as institutional validation of top-tier energy law competencies.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Wolf Theiss (Warsaw): Austrian-headquartered firm with a CEE focus and a Warsaw office handling energy, infrastructure, and real estate matters. Comparable to CCLaw on OZE and cross-border investments in Poland.
• DLA Piper (Warsaw): Global law firm with Warsaw presence advising on energy, infrastructure, and real estate transactions. Overlaps with CCLaw's OZE and e-mobility mandates, especially for multinational clients operating in Poland.
• CMS (Warsaw): Global law firm with a substantial Warsaw office and a recognized energy and infrastructure practice. Competes with CCLaw on renewable energy and real estate mandates, particularly for international and cross-border deals.
• Dentons (Warsaw): Major global law firm with a long-standing Warsaw office and one of the largest energy and infrastructure practices in Poland. Competes with CCLaw for upper-mid-market renewable energy and real estate engagements.
• Schoenherr (Poland): CEE-focused international firm with a Warsaw office and energy/real estate practice. Comparable to CCLaw on renewable energy and infrastructure transactions across Central Europe, though typically serving larger clients.

Direct peers

• Domański Zakrzewski Palinka (DZP): One of Poland's leading full-service law firms with a strong energy, infrastructure, and real estate practice. Directly comparable to CCLaw as a top-tier domestic firm competing for the same enterprise and mid-market OZE, infrastructure, and real estate mandates in Poland.
• Kubas Kos Gaertner (KKG): Polish law firm with a recognized renewable energy and infrastructure practice. Directly comparable to CCLaw for PV, wind, and energy regulatory mandates in Poland.
• Sołtysiński Kawecki & Szlęzak (SK&S): Polish full-service firm with strong real estate, energy, and corporate practices. Competes with CCLaw for enterprise real estate and OZE transactional work in Poland.
• WKB Wierciński Kwieciński Baehr: Polish full-service firm with strong energy, infrastructure, and dispute resolution practices. Competes with CCLaw for renewable energy, real estate, and complex commercial litigation work among Polish enterprise clients.

Emerging players

• Bird & Bird (Warsaw): International firm with a Warsaw office and notable clean-tech, mobility, and energy practices. Partially overlaps with CCLaw's e-mobility and renewable energy mandates, particularly for technology-driven clients.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/CCLawKancelaria
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/cclaw-creative-consultants-law-firm-cieslikowski-chmarzynski-dabek

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles4 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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