INTERPRETATION OF LEGAL REGULATIONS BY A MEDIATOR - PAWEŁ KŁOS

Enter the fascinating world of mediation and legal interpretation with the book by Paweł Kłos. It is not just a reading, it is a journey through the meanders of regulations, disputes and modern concepts of law application. Let yourself be guided through the analysis of issues that shape today's understanding of law, and discover the original model of interpretation that sheds new light on the role of the mediator.

• Original model of interpretation of legal regulations
• Analysis of legal concepts, disputes and mediation
• Modern concepts of law application and enforcement
• Analytical theory of legal norm by Jerzy Lande
• Modern concepts of legal interpretation
• Clear and understandable language
• Practical application in the work of the mediator

The book "Interpretation of Legal Regulations by a Mediator" is the result of many years of research and analysis by the Author, who shares his knowledge with passion and commitment. It is a must-read for every mediator, lawyer, law student and all those interested in effective dispute resolution and interpretation of legal regulations. Get to know a unique approach to understanding the law, which will help you in your daily professional and personal practice.

The UMCS Publishing House, known for its high-quality scientific publications, puts into your hands a work that will certainly enrich your knowledge and skills. The book was published in 2025, which guarantees the topicality of the presented content and reference to the latest trends in the field of law and mediation. The 170x232 mm format and paperback binding make reading comfortable and enjoyable.

Don't wait, reach for this inspiring book and broaden your horizons in the field of legal interpretation! Discover how to effectively use mediation in resolving disputes and how to understand legal regulations in a way that benefits all parties. It is an investment in your professional and personal development that will surely pay off.

dr hab. Joanna Mucha, prof. UAM