SSW Law & Beyond ranked Band 1 in Chambers High Net Worth 2026

SSW Law & Beyond has once again been ranked Band 1 for Private Wealth Law in Poland in the Chambers High Net Worth 2026 guide. Patrycja Goździowska and Tomasz Wickel have also received individual recognition.

In its latest edition, Chambers High Net Worth describes SSW as “a highly sought-after firm for private clients in Poland”. The ranking highlights the firm’s ability to combine tax and succession planning expertise in advising clients in Poland and across Central and Eastern Europe.

Clients interviewed by Chambers particularly value the team’s cross-border capabilities and practical approach:

SSW stands out for its deep industry expertise, strong cross-border experience and ability to combine strategic insight with practical execution.

The firm has also been recognised for its ability to handle sophisticated, multi-jurisdictional matters involving complex ownership structures and multiple stakeholders:

SSW is fully capable of handling complex and sophisticated matters.

Chambers also points to SSW’s long-standing relationships with leading international wealth management organisations and its understanding of the wider commercial and regulatory environment:

SSW has a long track record of cooperation with the leading wealth management international players, so it understands the business, legal and compliance specificities of the industry.

 

Individual recognition for SSW Partners

Two SSW Partners have once again been individually ranked:

Patrycja Goździowska is recognised for her ability to “deliver on complex matters” and described by clients as “extremely professional and responsible”.

Tomasz Wickel is praised for his “extensive legal and tax knowledge” and described as “very professional, business-driven and client-oriented”.

The results reflect the Private Client team’s ability to bring together legal, tax and succession planning expertise to support private clients, family businesses and wealth owners in their most important domestic and cross-border matters.

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