Success

A Turkish medical graduate couldn't get his apostilled diploma from a Kyiv university for months.

After a pre-trial claim and complaints to three government bodies — delivered in five weeks.

Disputes Law Firm successfully defended an LLC against a UAH 487 000 bankruptcy petition filed by a creditor connected to the company's former director. The court denied the petition.

UAH 11,278 recovered from GUNSEL LLC carrier for damaged automotive bumper during Kyiv-Dnipro transportation.

The carrier employed every possible defense to avoid liability, but systematic evidence collection and proper legal positioning secured complete victory through both trial and appeal.

Client received summons under Article 204-1 for attempted illegal border crossing. Lawyers proved lack of evidence and tourist purpose of travel.

Court dismissed the case, fine of 3400-8500 UAH cancelled.

A Serbian couple approached Disputes Law Firm for comprehensive legal due diligence of BIOTEXCOM surrogacy clinic and contract analysis.

The detailed review covered legal, financial, and reputational risks.

The Kyiv District Administrative Court granted a lawsuit to correct erroneous data in the USDEBO regarding educational sequence violations. The Ministry of Education promptly executed the ruling, allowing the student to immediately receive a lawful mobilization deferment.

Incomplete education is not considered an achieved educational level.

The Disputes Law Firm helped students from India, Pakistan, and Nigeria resolve issues with Kharkiv Medical University: $15,000 in debts were written off, original documents and transcripts obtained, and an apostille was secured despite the university’s initial refusal.

In May 2025, a Polish-Portuguese couple engaged Disputes Law Firm for surrogacy agreement review and execution in Kyiv through authorized legal representation.

Under Ukraine's wartime currency regulations, banks block transfers suspected of aggressor country connections.

Here, we examine a successful case where a Canadian citizen recovered $3,300 USD from a Ukrainian bank that unlawfully froze his funds based on unsubstantiated suspicions.