Petro Bondarenko from Talnivshchyna never received the certificate of the category 1 Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster victim. For a long time, the local public safety department fobbed off the man with formal replies.

As a result, the man appealed to court. However, there was no positive outcome of the trial. Such a case is not isolated. After all, only for the period 2017–2018, there were filed about 120 similar claims according to the data of the Unified State Register of Court Decisions.

About the case

Petro Bondarenko had a disease which was caused by the Chernobyl NPP disaster and led to his disability. That fact was confirmed by the certificate added to the medical and social expert commission’s examination report. So, accordingly, he applied for the issuance of category 1 certificate. However, the Administration for Social Protection of Population of Talne RSA didn’t submit an application to the Department of Social Protection of Population of Cherkasy DSA to grant the complainant the Chernobyl NPP disaster victim status.

Note, that persons who as at January 1, 1993, had permanently resided or worked in areas of intensive radioecological control over four years, according to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine of January 20, 1997, No. 51, are recognized the Chernobyl NPP disaster victims and are eligible to receive benefits and compensation, stipulated by Law No. 796-XII.

Petro Bondarenko appealed to Cherkasy District Administrative Court with a corresponding claim. In his statement of claim, Bondarenko requested to declare illegitimate the Talne relevant administration’s decision to reject his application. In addition, due to systematic refusals to grant him the Chernobyl NPP disaster category 1 victim status on similar grounds, as evidenced by the Unified Registry of Judicial Decisions, namely the cases No. 823/1817/17 and No. 823/551/18, he requested the court to initiate disciplinary proceedings against those responsible.

In turn, the Administration for Social Protection of Population of Talne RSA did not admit the claim. Legal reasoning affirms the following: due to the Law of Ukraine of December 28, 2014, No. 76-VIII “On Amendments and Considering Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine Void and Without Effect,” in the list of radioactive contamination areas there is no intensive radioecological control area where the complainant resides, as a result of exclusion of Article 23 of the Law of Ukraine “On Status and Social Protection of Citizens Who Are Chernobyl NPP Disaster Victims,” which was providing benefits and compensation to persons classified as the Chernobyl NPP disaster category 4 victims.

However, as can be seen from the case file, the complainant has all the legal grounds for granting him the status of the Chernobyl NPP disaster category 1 victim and issuing him the category 1 victim certificate, since Article 14 of Law No. 796-XII stipulates that the Chernobyl NPP disaster category 1 victims include the disabled from among the Chernobyl NPP disaster victims, in whose cases there was established a causal link between their disability and the Chernobyl NPP disaster, which was established, in particular, by the medical and social expert commission No. 1.

The court noted that the complainant had actually been examined by the MSEC on July 3, 2018, i.e. after the entry into force of the Law of Ukraine “On Amendments and Considering Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine Void and Without Effect” of December 28, 2014, No. 76-VIII, but to solve the issue on granting the complainant the category 1 victim status, the fact he had been examined by the MSEC after January 1, 2015, had no legal value because the court found that at the time of the MSEC’s examination the complainant had the Chernobyl NPP disaster category 4 victim status, which was to be maintained for lifetime, unless the category was changed.

The court decided to completely satisfy the administrative claim. Therefore, the actions of the Administration for Social Protection of Population of Talne Regional State Administration were declared illegitimate.

A troubled case that can be called typical

According to the data of the Unified State Register of Court Decisions, for the period 2017–2018, there were filed about 120 claims, in which the defendant was the Administration for Social Protection of Population of District State Administration and the complainant was an individual with the Chernobyl NPP disaster victim status, with the existing category 4 certificate.

 The social protection body systematically violates the rights of people most in need of state protection. Hundreds of cases came to court and were resolved in favor of people, but officials did not make any conclusions and continued to violate the rights of socially unprotected individuals. These people continue to go to work and receive a salary from our taxes though still keep violating the law. And how many people gave up and didn’t go to court? The lack of officials’ personal responsibility leads to the fact that they forget their defined by the Law of Ukraine “On State Service” duty to respect the dignity, prevent violations of the rights and freedoms of the man and citizen.

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Managing Partner of the Rezultat law firm Maxim Polishkevych participated in the International Investment Forum 2018, which took place in Cherkasy on October 12.

Premises of Bogdan Motors Automobile Plant hosted the Forum. The participants were dozens of leading experts in the fields of export, consulting, as well as representatives of government, small and medium business. The event had been held in the В&В format for the third time. The Forum 2018’s main message was “We are masterfully creating the future now.”

In general, the participants were to attend 4 panel discussions with 20 speakers: “Doing Business Now: Today and Tomorrow,” “Export Now: New Opportunities,” “Invest Now: Why Now,” “Industry Now: Reboot.”

Meanwhile, for heads and top managers of companies, there was held the business workshop “How to Find a Business Partner in Germany?”   from the GIZ project “Fit for Partnership with Germany.” Participants had the opportunity to be interviewed for a free internship in Germany.

“Our forum is a platform for people who got used to act and generate. The event’s main message is “We are masterfully creating the future now.” We’ve chosen the plant shop not by chance, as this facility symbolizes changes for the better, transformation. For to make business develop, one should become competitive, should risk and modernize,” head of Cherkasy District State Administration Yuriy Tkachenko noted during the opening ceremony.

One of the forum speakers was Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Ukraine Du Wei. The Ambassador spoke about the history of development of the People’s Republic of China and formation of key economic sectors. China’s leadership places a large bet on informatization of production as the third industrial revolution. China develops as well the alternative types of energy, being the world market leader in this area. He noticed that actually the largest exporters in China were small and medium businesses.

According to the Ambassador, Ukraine had great prospects, but despite skilled personnel, there was a lack of funding.

In general, during the discussions, the speakers talked about government programs to support small and medium businesses, Ukraine’s export strategy and possibilities for its implementation, considered the start-up entrepreneurs’ prospects to enter the external markets. Those who had already managed to sell products to the European buyer, shared their experience of the “culture of doing business.” Also, within the framework of discussions, foreign investors shared their experience of cooperation with Ukraine.

After the discussion, the attendees had the opportunity to continue the conversation at the B&B meeting.

According to Maxim Polishkevych, the Forum has once again demonstrated the high investment attractiveness of Cherkasy district and the significant economic potential of the region.

At the Forum, I met many of our Clients, as well as representatives of companies that have already invested in Cherkasy district and those who are only going to do so. The Forum has gathered many local, national, and international business people. In the context of market globalization, the boundary between such entrepreneurs is becoming thinner. Entrepreneurs of Cherkasy district have to compete with world leaders, while world leaders have to adapt to local features. The Rezultat law firm is, as always, happy to introduce foreign investors to local businessmen and helps Cherkasy businessmen to enter foreign markets

Maxim Polishkevych says.

In total, the Forum was attended by more than 200 representatives of business circles.

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In order to get a certificate about participation in the anti-terrorist operation, one has to provide the military unit with copies of the passport pages, photographs, a copy of the identification code, and written consent to the processing of personal data. The commanders in the military unit, in their turn, collect the necessary package of documents for consideration by the Defense Ministry and submit it within a month after persons’ completion of ATO tasks.

In particular: excerpts from orders, directives, regulations, military logs, service schedules, and other official documents containing sufficient evidence of the direct involvement of a person in the performance of ATO tasks.

If the commander (head) of the military unit (body, division) or other head of the establishment or institution fails to submit to the commission the documents necessary for obtaining the combat veteran status, the serviceman can independently submit the necessary documents for the certificate’s registration.

ATO participants submit documents to the commission of regional military commissariats and the city military commissariat of Kyiv.

For independent confirmation of participation in ATO, it is desirable to provide the following:

• a combat veteran certificate (issued in the military unit);
• an excerpt from the military unit’s order about being on the unit’s lists and performing tasks in ATO zone (issued in the military unit);
• a military ticket with a stamp (issued in the military unit and in some brigades).

Additional documents for proving participation in ATO:

• a certificate of participation in ATO;
• a certificate of attachment to the military unit;
• medical documents (a military medical commission, epicrisis of military hospitals);
• copies of travel documents (if available);
• copies of injury records (if available).

In the event of refusal to grant the combat veteran status, this issue may be re-examined by the departmental commission on the decision of the head of the relevant Ministry, other central executive body, or other state body (Defense Ministry, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Security Service of Ukraine (SSU), Foreign Intelligence Service, Administration of the State Border Guard Service, State Guard Department, Administration of the State Service of Communications, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SESU), the State Penitentiary Service of Ukraine (SPSU)), an interdepartmental commission—on the decision of the Ministry of Social Policy.

Managing Partner of the Rezultat law firm Maxim Polishkevych comments on your rights: I can recollect a case from my experience, when the guy was not able to get the ATO participant certificate, as he could not submit the order for his transfer in ATO zone. Being from Mariupol, he began to serve prior to the anti-terrorist operation’s unfolding, and actually, that order didn’t exist. The Ukrainian officials’ mentality remains unchanged, thus the lack of a single piece of paper can create a moral dilemma: he cannot issue a certificate, since according to the Cabinet of Ministers’ resolution particularly such a document of such a model is required, and the official doesn’t care about objective reasons for impossibility of providing such a document. In this case, effective is communication, cooperation with ATO veterans and soldiers, deputies, or with the Ministry of the Armed Forces, the military command under which a soldier served.

Getting benefits for ATO participants:

 Your Rights. Medical ones:

• free receipt of drugs, medicines, immunobiological preparations, and medical products according to prescriptions of doctors;
• priority free dental prosthetics (with the exception of prosthetics from precious metals);
• free provision of sanatorium and spa treatment or compensation for the cost of individual spa treatment (the procedure is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine);
• using after retirement or change of employment the clinics and hospitals you were attached to with your previous job;
• annual medical examination and health check-up with the involvement of necessary specialists;
• priority attendance in health care facilities and pharmacies, as well as priority hospitalization.

Your Rights. Housing and communal ones:

• a 75 percent discount payment for the use of accommodation (rent) within the norms stipulated by the current legislation (21 square meters of total area of housing for each person that is constantly living in the residential premises (house) and is eligible for a fee, and additionally 10.5 sq. meters per family);
• a 75 percent discount for utilities (gas, electricity, and other services) and liquefied bottled gas for household needs within the average consumption rate;
• a 75 percent discount on the cost of fuel, including the liquid one, within the limits established for sale to population, for persons who live in buildings without central heating;
• priority provision of living space for people who need improvement of housing conditions, and priority allocation of land for individual housing construction, horticulture, and gardening, priority repair of residential buildings and apartments of these persons and providing them with fuel.

Your Rights. Other benefits:

• free travel by all types of urban passenger transport, public road transport in rural areas, as well as by suburban rail and water transport and suburban and interurban buses, including the intradistrict, intra- and interregional ones, regardless of distance and place of residence;
• payment of temporary incapacity benefit in the amount of 100 percent of the average wage regardless of the length of service;
• use of regular annual leave at a time convenient for them, as well as obtaining additional leave without pay for up to two weeks a year;
• pre-emptive right to be left at work in case of reducing the employee number or staff due to changes in the organization of production and work and right to employment in case of liquidation of an enterprise, institution, or organization.

The benefit list is available on the TSN website, in particular in the article entitled “What benefits are ATO participants eligible for?”

According to Maxim Polishkevych, in most local councils, they’ve made a decision to grant benefits to families of ATO soldiers during their stay in service. That is, before the soldier gets the ATO participant certificate, his family can already receive a number of benefits which are individually determined by local councils. But if your family member has been mobilized, i.e. recruited, you can apply to the local authority providing the benefits, the list of which is much wider than is fixed by law. You will be asked to provide a written in an arbitrary form certificate that your family’s member is in ATO zone.

Allocation of land plots for ATO participants

  Your rights are commented by Maxim Polishkevych:

The mechanism of obtaining a land plot for ATO participants is no different from the mechanism of obtaining a land plot by an ordinary citizen, and speculation on that issue was populism (the order of the State Land Agency to provide ATO soldiers with plots). In practice, ATO soldiers may have fewer bureaucratic obstacles and corrupt components in the process of registering rights to a land plot. In accordance with the law, a citizen applying for a free of charge land acquisition in private property must indicate where this land plot is located. If the ATO soldier knows where a free land plot is, then by submitting an application where he indicates the desired purpose of the land and its estimated area, attaching as well any graphic materials showing the land’s location, and adding for confidence the ATO participant certificate, he obtains permission to develop project documentation with little or no problems. In the future, private or state land management organizations are requested on a fee basis to develop documentation on land management, and based on that documentation, a decision is further made by local self-government bodies or the state authority on the provision of land in private ownership. The most difficult is to find a land plot free of possession by a third person. If you cannot find a free land plot yourself, you can apply to the village chairman, deputy, chairman of the district council or district state administration. If in the relevant district or locality they allocate arrays of land plots, that is fortunately sometimes done in practice, when some kind of array is taken and divided into 20–30 plots, the authorities will offer you some options.

The application is considered within one month by officials of the village or city council, or district state administration.

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The event was intended to discuss the issues of industrial real estate in Ukraine and, at the same time, to pay attention to both positive and negative trends in that sphere. Maxim Polishkevych, lawyer, Managing Partner of the Rezultat law firm was also involved in discussing the problems and prospects of industrial development and construction.

At the opening of the event there spoke Ihor Nikonov, President of KAN Development, Rostyslav Korobka, Vice-President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Ukraine, Burak Pekhlivan, Head of the Turkish and Ukrainian Businessmen Association, Andrii Melnyk, representative of the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine.

The forum had several thematic panels for discussion. During the first one, the experts presented successful cases of industrial real estate

In particular, the speaker of that section, Nataliia Kocherhina, partner, head of DLA Piper real estate practice, prepared the analytics for the land market and industrial real estate development in Ukraine. Nataliia talked about the development of the country’s industrial and infrastructural potential, and also drew attention to the positive factors of that economy segment’s development. Thus, one of such positive examples, according to DLA Piper, was that since 2015, about 60 plants had been launched in Ukraine, more than 30 power plants on renewable energy sources had been connected, in 2017, elevators with a total capacity of more than 400 thousand tons had been put into operation.

The second section was intended to discuss the topic of construction and infrastructure projects. The speakers shared interesting cases and positive changes in the country. For example, Andrii Konechenkov, chairman of the Ukrainian Wind Energy Association, revealed the advantages and development prospects of the Ukrainian wind energy sector. Wind energy ranks 2nd in the structure of European energy resources and accounts for 16.7% of the total. In Ukraine, the share of energy produced from renewable sources is only 1.4%.

Andrii Antonenko, head of the UVT Group, and Serhii Mishok, Deputy Mayor of Zaporizhzhya, presented a case for the construction of a new airport terminal. The passenger traffic of Zaporizhzhya Airport had been increasing year by year and made 350 thousand people in 2017. The number of flights and airlines had also been growing. The strategic goal of the new project was to create a high-tech and progressive airport, increasing the region’s investment attractiveness.

At the end of the sessions, the forum participants continued the informal discussion on the topic of industrial development and construction in Ukraine.

Managing Partner of the Rezultat law firm Maxim Polishkevych notes that such events help to focus on the country’s development trends, while the cases discussed at such forums can be an interesting example for Cherkasy and Cherkasy district.

“The industrial construction market and its legislative regulation are constantly changing, therefore, such events are extremely important for maintaining communication between market participants. The forum brought together for a dialogue representatives of authorities, investors, and developers, which explained, by means of an example, the importance of development of industrial parks, alternative energy, and so on. In particular, the Nibulon company’s presentation became an excellent example of the agrarian sector and industry symbiosis.

In Cherkasy district, there have also been successfully implemented several industrial projects, while some are in the process of implementation. We are happy to accompany such projects. And events like this allow us to take on the best practices that we can apply for the benefit of our clients,” .

Maxim Polishkevych observes

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Rezultat has become a reliable partner for dozens of business organizations, companies, and individuals who ascertained the confidentiality, transparency, independence, and most importantly—the quality of the services provided and high performance.

“Nine years ago, the Rezultat law firm was a 12-square-meter office without windows, which had only a clothes hanger, a wardrobe, and a table, designed for two employees and one guest. But, besides equipment and furniture, Rezultat is primarily people. It was those people who believed that by providing professional legal services of the highest quality, one could take a decent place on the market. The people who believed that corruption was not a key factor in relations with the authorities. The people who believed that effective work and high professional standards could make a small local law firm successful.

Now, our firm is a leading player on the legal services market in the city of Cherkasy and Cherkasy district. We provide top quality legal services to many regional companies, including international ones. We’ve accompanied the attraction of millions of dollars of direct investment in the region. We help to make deals, invest, build, solve disputes. We promote the development of legal culture and legal services market in Cherkasy region”

Managing Partner and Founder Maxim Polishkevych says.

The law firm partners also share their experience of cooperation

“When faced with an urgent legal task, we turn to the Rezultat law firm. This firm always provides quality services in a timely manner, which is extremely important in our work”

Chief Technology Officer at Andersen Oleksandr Orlov points out.

 Among those who thank the Rezultat law firm for its efficient and high quality service delivery is Cherkasy Chamber of Commerce and Industry, which, over the years of long-term cooperation, has been convinced of the reliability of the partnership.

“The Rezultat firm has proved itself as a reliable partner and a professional team. The team style is marked by transparency, confidentiality, and creative approach to solving the most complex issues. Lawyers of the firm actively participate in conferences, seminars, and trainings, including those conducted on the basis of Cherkasy CCI”

President of Cherkasy Chamber of Commerce and Industry Serhii Pershyn expresses his position with wishes of new achievements and further dynamic development.

“What is important in resolving legal issues, is efficiency without loss in qualitative indicators. That’s how professionals work. During the years of cooperation with the Rezultat law firm, we are always convinced of its responsibility, discipline, and most importantly— performance. Every time, you help us minimize risks and improve the legal support of the firm. We appreciate an individual approach to customer requirements. I hope that over the years, you will only be thriving and improving.”

Vadym Ovcharenko, Head of the Tryzovahro farming enterprise, also acknowledged the firm’s productive work

At the same time, Maxim Polyshkevych expresses his deep gratitude to the Clients who while choosing between the corrupt deals and sometimes longer and more complicated but legitimate way of solving the problem, choose the second option.

“Like it was nine years ago, we are still young and ambitious. Though now, we are also wise and experienced”

the Rezultat’s founder adds.

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The Verkhovna Rada adopted the Law of Legislative Roadmap towards Implementing the Association Agreement between Ukraine and the EU on Double and Limited Liability Companies (No. 4666). Government officials believe, it will improve the business climate, promote foreign investment, and create the preconditions for establishing new and developing existing businesses.

The Law of Ukraine On Double and Limited Liability Companies significantly approximates the legal regulation of the activities of such companies to practice, Managing Partner of one of the Cherkasy law firms Maxim Polishkevych says. The lawyer described the legislative innovations in greater detail.

“The Law provides for the creation of a corporate agreement and a liquidation agreement. In fact, such agreements have existed before. Yet, because according to the previously applicable legislation the activities of companies and relations of participants were regulated by law and statute (for which there were also quite significant requirements), such agreements were usually semiofficial. This type of agreements is called gentlemen’s, heads of agreements, or safe agreements, i.e. agreements that cannot be presented as evidence in court or given to the authorities,” Polishkevych says.

Instead, the new law allows to legally describe the interaction of the company founders (participants) in far greater detail.

“A corporate agreement may actually be confidential. That is, the participants are now able to resolve any of their relations in such a way that the state registrar is not aware of that, but without losing the opportunity to further defend such agreements in court. Such a provision will significantly facilitate the legalization of heads of agreements or verbal ones between the participants,” the lawyer remarks.

There also appears a rule on irrevocable power of attorney. Such power of attorney is issued for the specific actions and can be canceled only with the consent of the nominee or in clearly defined cases. This is an effective way to guarantee the fulfillment of the participant’s obligations. That is, the participant, who undertakes to perform certain actions, issues such power of attorney in order to prevent avoidance of performing those actions.

The mechanisms governing the transfer of share rights have been regulated more precisely. In particular, the mechanisms of purchase and sale, inheritance, and recovery of the participant’s share have been detailed. The latter is extremely progressive, as now there is a real mechanism for satisfying the creditors’ claims to debtors who personally own nothing but business. I think this can also lead to a change in judicial practice on dividing business upon divorce. Now, there is a practice in which a person who is not the company’s participant does not claim a share in the company upon divorce, but only a part of the official income. However, it is very likely that now the share in the company upon divorce will again be the subject of a dispute.

The range of persons who can submit documents for making changes to the Register of Legal Entities, Individual Entrepreneurs, and Public Associations has been expanded. In fact, now it can be any interested party.

A list of requirements to the statute has been narrowed down. A considerably wider range of questions has been left to the discretion of the participants. That is, now, the agreement and the statute can regulate much more issues than the law.

Requirements for mandatory management bodies have been somewhat changed. There is no longer a need to create a revision commission. However, there is the possibility of choosing between the director and the directorate as well as of creating a supervisory board. Directors (members of the directorate) can carry out their activities on the basis of civil law agreements. There have been specified the conditions under which the company’s management in the event of its bankruptcy can bear subsidiary responsibility for the company’s debts.

“This is just a part of the innovations. However, in general, it is obvious that the Law will significantly affect the mechanism for creating companies and adjusting their activity, the relations of the participants and the procedure for interaction between them,” Maxim Polishkevych is convinced.

As a reminder, within the framework of the Legislative Roadmap towards Implementing the Association Agreement between Ukraine and the EU for 2018–2019, the Parliament has already supported 10 important European integration bills.

In particular, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has adopted 7 bills in the first and 3 bills in the second reading.

These bills cover different sectors of the economy, namely, the field of intellectual property protection, energy, entrepreneurship, environmental protection, as well as the regulation of technical barriers to trade.

In general, the Roadmap consists of 57 bills, which are at different development stages in the Committees of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

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Participants got a report on the club activities and got acquainted with plans for 2018. There was a separate presentation of the study on the corruption level in the construction industry, which showed that the change in the procedure for obtaining permits did not lead to a reduction in the industry corruption level.

Managing Partner of the Rezultat law firm Maxim Polishkevych took part in the event and thanked the club management for excellent organization of events and the possibility of direct communication with the real estate market leaders.

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That event was of interest to leading real estate experts, investors, bankers, and developers from all over the world. The Forum participants had an opportunity to get acquainted with the best projects and new investment opportunities of such countries as Kazakhstan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Ukraine, and Moldova. In total, more than 200 industry professionals from 12 countries took part in the Forum.

The purpose of the Forum co-hosting with the representatives of different states was primarily to establish a dialogue between foreign specialists and investors and to attract their attention to the Ukrainian real estate market. The organizers noted that every year, the number of foreign visitors during the EE Real Estate Forum was growing significantly. So, this year, Turkish investors have shown considerable activity.

Within the four discussion panels, the experts discussed investment opportunities and potential of the participating countries, the problems of urban and social project development, trends in each of the segments of the real estate market, legal aspects and relations with state authorities during work with the investor, residential real estate market trends, etc.

“The importance of such large-scale projects and forums cannot be overestimated, as the format allows not only to update the information about the features of the modern real estate market, but also to join in discussing the most pressing problems in this area.”

Maxim Polishkevych, Managing Partner of the Rezultat law firm, which became a member of the URE Club in 2017, positively responded to the event

In addition, a pleasant surprise, according to Maxim Polishkevych, was the participation in the event of the Deputy Minister of Regional Development, Construction, and Housing and Communal Services of Ukraine Lev Partskhaladze, who spoke at the opening of the Forum with a welcome word. Given the urgency of the issues raised during the EE Real Estate Forum 2017, one can confidently say that next year’s event is quite able to attract a greater number of participants which is definitely positive in the context of the main goal of the URE Club activities: to develop the real estate market, improve its investment attractiveness and perception by the international business community

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The Rezultat law firm and personally Maxim Polishkevych have become members of the Ukrainian Real Estate Club.

The URE Club (Ukrainian Real Estate Club) is a professional organization that brings together local and international experts and practitioners of the Ukrainian real estate market. The Club’s joint mission is to develop the market, improve its investment attractiveness and acceptance by the international business community.

The URE Club members are the owners and top managers of companies, business managers, heads of international missions, development and construction companies, as well as companies from related branches—investment, banking, law, design, and that of architecture.

Such firm’s step is due to the expansion of practice of construction activities support. We constantly need to go beyond the region, and sometimes beyond the country, to solve the problems of our Clients. We are constantly looking for opportunities to communicate with the industry leaders and take on the best practices in order to pass them on to our Clients.

We thank the URE Club and look forward to fruitful cooperation.

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The Rezultat law firm has celebrated its eighth birthday! And let the skeptics say that it is not such a milestone anniversary, but the Greeks considered that figure sacred, as it symbolized the infinity of creative power, thought, and idea. For partners and lawyers of our team, it is only an occasion to draw a small line.

During those eight years, we have allocated to ownership and usage of our clients almost 16 thousand hectares of land, won more than 200 lawsuits, put into operation more than 27 thousand square meters of residential and commercial real property, worked out almost 1.5 thousand hours pro bono in the interests of combatants, low income people, and non-profit non-governmental organizations.

Now, the Rezultat law firm employs experts in the field of agricultural and building law, land relations and real property, corporate law and taxes, foreign economic activity and intellectual property law. The firm has proved itself as a reliable partner due to the observance of the principles of independence, transparency, confidentiality, individuality, expertise, and effectiveness in its activities.

We build our activities taking advantage of the experience of the best foreign practices, and despite the skepticism of some of our colleagues and competitors regarding building a Western-style law firm within the context of an extremely high level of corruption, we have succeeded in ensuring a high-quality representation of our clients’ interests in relations with contractors, public authorities, and in litigation. Due to this, we have gained enough client confidence to implement the unpopular in Ukraine model of hourly wage.

Among our clients are leaders in agribusiness, construction business, companies specializing in international trade and IT companies. Thank you, our friends, for supporting us and growing with us. We, in turn, promise to further enhance our professionalism and quality of services.

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