Relations avec les autorités

Pour une entreprise ukrainienne opérant en Europe, le régulateur est souvent la première contrepartie pour laquelle elle n’a pas d’avocat.

Nous préparons la soumission, négocions la position et conservons le dossier, afin que le résultat survive au prochain examen plutôt qu'à la prochaine réunion.

C’est le domaine de pratique où le corridor est le plus directement utile : nous savons déjà quelle autorité décide quoi, et comment la partie ukrainienne du dossier est lue.

- Case Presentation: Crafting persuasive legal arguments, preparing written submissions, and effectively presenting cases before arbitration panels.

- Evidence Management: Handling documentary and witness evidence, including expert testimony, to build robust cases.

- Settlement Facilitation: Engaging in negotiations to explore settlement opportunities and resolve disputes without the need for full arbitration.

- Conciliation and Mediation: Acting as mediators or conciliators to assist parties in reaching amicable resolutions.

- Diplomatic Negotiations: Assisting in high-stakes diplomatic negotiations to forge strong military alliances and partnerships.

- Stakeholder Engagement: Engaging with key stakeholders, including governmental and military representatives, to build consensus and foster cooperation.

- Negotiation Strategy: Developing and implementing effective negotiation strategies to achieve favourable terms and conditions.

- Comprehensive Drafting: Crafting detailed and robust military assistance agreements that outline the scope, terms, and obligations of the parties involved.

- Legal and Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring all agreements comply with international laws, treaties, and NATO regulations.

- Risk Mitigation: Identifying and addressing potential legal and operational risks to safeguard the interests of all parties.

- International Collaboration: Facilitating coordination between multiple countries to enhance collective security and defence capabilities.

- Protocol Adherence: Advising on adherence to diplomatic protocols and procedures to ensure smooth and respectful negotiations.

- Resource Allocation: Assisting in the allocation and management of resources, including military equipment, training, and financial aid.

- Policy Guidance: Providing expert guidance on international law, defence policy, and strategic planning.

- Drafting Precision: Ensuring that agreements are precisely drafted to reflect the negotiated terms and protect national security interests.

- Conflict Resolution: Facilitating the resolution of conflicts and disputes during negotiations to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes.

- Bilateral and Multilateral Negotiations: Leading or supporting negotiations with individual countries and multilateral organizations.