The Report includes important legal issues and recent Ukrainian legislative changes concerning banking and finance, taxes and fees, import of goods and movement of people, property and contracts, investments, administration of justice.

Could the «third-party funding» become an efficient mechanism of War damages compensation? According to Bloomberg publishing lawyers led by McCue Jury & Partners and Mishcon de Reya LLP are looking for external investments in order to file lawsuits and go after billions of dollars held by sanctioned Russian individuals and companies. EQUITY partner Oleg Malinevskiy and other legal experts shared to Yurydychna Gazeta publishing their views on the obscured prospects of such lawsuits.

EQUITY’s senior associate Ivan Olshevskiy participated in second part of the online-discussin «Compensation for war damage» that was dedicated to peculiarities of war damage compensation in banking sector.

The Report includes important legal issues and recent Ukrainian legislative changes concerning banking and finance, taxes and fees, import of goods and movement of people, property and contracts, investments, administration of justice.

The Report includes important legal issues and relevant norms of international law, concerning inclusion of the United Russia political party on the list of terrorist organizations.

In the material, lawyers answered such questions: Who has the right to establish the status of a family member of the deceased? What documents do you need to present in order to register the status as a family member of a deceased person? How much is the one-time social security lump sum for family members of the deceased person? Types of privileges for family members of the deceased.

The Report includes important legal issues and recent Ukrainian legislative changes concerning banking and finance, taxes and fees, import of goods and movement of people, property and contracts, investments, administration of justice.

EQUITY counsel Yevhen Filonenko commented for readers of UJBL which amendments were brought to the Law on Mediation in comparison to its first reading.

Litigation is both an expensive and time-consuming undertaking. Ukrainian legislation allows the mechanism of alternative dispute settlement, which certainly has its predicted benefits. However, it is not a widespread tradition as in the Western world. Oleg Malinevskiy, partner of EQUITY, explained that the instruments of alternative dispute resolution have wider potential and should definitely be reinstated for both parties and their legal representatives.