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Dmytro Chuguienko, managing partner of Disputes Law Firm, on ten years at the Bar — the lockdown, the war, and running the practice alone.

Getting an apostille in Ukraine in 2025: which agency handles your document, what gets rejected, and what cannot be apostilled at all.

This article highlights our firm's strategic shift toward Ukrainian clients, key achievements in family law, and successful navigation of complex cases.

After paying out a claim, insurers in Ukraine can sue the at-fault driver to recover the full amount. Here's when subrogation applies and how to avoid it.

A court ordered the Main Directorate of the National Police in Volyn Oblast to pay a former police officer compensation for 110 days of unused leave, following his discharge from service.

How to recover an advance payment for goods bought through Instagram when the seller denies any agreement ever existed. A real case concluded with a UAH 95,000 recovery.

A Jamaican graduate of a Kharkiv university lost the duplicate of his diploma. Restoring it took more than a year and required four re-issues of the duplicate. The persistence of attorney's assistant Olha Honcharuk brought the long-awaited result.

This article explains what a Ukrainian marriage contract can and cannot cover under the Family Code, and how courts apply these rules.

A minority LLC member withdraws holding under 50%: how to protect the share's value from being undervalued by demanding financial, tax, and accounting records.

Establishing paternity through court when the father is abroad involves unique procedural challenges.

This article covers court procedures, DNA testing options, alternative evidence, and current Ukrainian case law.