News
13.08.2020
The Salkom Law Firm has been recognised among top Ukrainian law firms by Ukrainian Law Firms 2020
A Handbook for Foreign Clients, the annual legal market survey published by the Yuridicheskaya Practika. The Salkom Law Firm has been recognised among top Ukrainian law firms by Ukrainian Law Firms 2020.
Salkom’s managing partner Eduard Tregubov was commended for his professional performance as the head of the IP and TMT practice. The firm’s partner Andrii Kubko was recommended in the area of labour and employment law. Victroria Klymyuk, a partner, was recognised among the best in litigation as well as in the area of real estate, construction, and law together with other professionals: Valerii Lukomskyi, a senior partner, Pavlo Lukomskyi, a partner, and Tymofii Sikorskyi, a partner and the practice lead.
A piece on Jurisdiction Issues in Commercial Procedure authored by Andrii Kubko was also published in the ULF 2020.
20.02.2020
Evgen Kubko and Yuriy Chirskiy has discussed the problems of the judicial reform in Ukraine
05.02.2020
Eduard Tregubov took part in discussing issues on information security and access to information
19.12.2019
Issues of crypto-currencies and blockchain technologies were discussed at the Salkom office
Publications
08.07.2020
The responsibility of the State for raider cases that are not investigated
The leader of real estate and construction practice of Salkom Law Firm Tymofii Sykorskiy has analyzed the legal possibilities of state responsibility in connection with unsolved raider crimes.
Less than a month ago, a Temporary Special Commission of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on Investor Protection was established. The first meeting of this body was devoted to contracting of raiding.
As a result of contracting of raiding, businesses often regain their rights in the courts. At the same time, it is often impossible to identify the customers and organizers of these crimes due to the inaction of the investigative bodies. But can business then demand recovery from the state?
Allegedly, the final answer to this question was provided in the Resolution of the Grand Chamber of the Supreme Court of September 3, 2019 in case №916/ 1423/17 (the answer is – no it can’t).
However, everything is not so obvious? It turns out that with proper preparation and with a well-chosen method of protection, this is a completely feasible task.
For more details read in Tymofii Sykorskiy column here.
01.03.2020
Victoria Klymyuk commented on the issue of violation of the procedure and grounds for tax audit
