Eleven practice areas —
one corridor.
Eleven practice areas, each with its own page and its own point of view.
Filter by practice area, sub-area, sector and jurisdiction — or search. Every line below is a live practice with its own people, deliverables and track record.
1Practice area
2Sub-area of practice
3Sector
4Jurisdiction
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Sanctions & export control compliance
Screening, licensing and internal controls under EU, UK and US regimes.
Read more 02International arbitration (The Hague)
Cross-border commercial disputes seated in The Hague, enforcement of awards, mediation.
Read more 03Intellectual property & patents
Patent and trademark protection, more than 1,000 matters delivered.
Read more 04Maritime & transport law
Charters, marine transactions, cargo and shipping disputes.
Read more 05Corporate, M&A and restructuring
Formation, governance, transactions, reorganisation and insolvency.
Read more 06EU market entry & representation
Structuring and compliance for Ukrainian companies operating in the EU.
Read more 07Government relations
Representation of business interests before EU and national authorities.
Read more 08Employment law
Employment contracts, disputes, non-competes and workplace compliance.
Read more 09Commercial real estate
Transactions, leases, zoning and land use.
Read more 10International criminal law (ICC & ICJ)
Representation before the International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice.
Read more 11Training course development
Legal training built for practitioners — for companies, law firms and professional bodies.
Read moreFrequently asked
How does a matter usually start?
With a short description of the situation and any deadline you are working to. We respond with an assessment of the matter and a proposed way of working — usually a call before any formal engagement.
Which languages do you work in?
The team works in English and Ukrainian as a matter of course, and covers Dutch, German and French through local counsel where a matter requires it.
Do you act for public authorities or governments?
We act for private companies, financial institutions and investors. Government relations is a service we provide to clients dealing with authorities — we do not appear as counsel to a state.
How are fees structured?
By fixed scope wherever the work allows it, so the commercial exposure is agreed before the work begins. Where the scope cannot be fixed in advance, we say so and agree a basis in writing.
What does the first consultation cover?
The legal position, the realistic options, the constraints, and the cost of each option. We will tell you if the matter does not need us.
Tell us what
you are facing.
Tell us what you are facing. Send a short description and a named lawyer will come back to you within one business day.