We are thrilled to announce that Redcliffe Partners has once again been recognised in the Legal 500 EMEA 2025! Our firm has received top-tier recognition across multiple practice areas: Banking, Finance and Capital Markets – Tier 1 Commercial, Corporate and M&A – Tier 1 Energy – Tier 1 Competition – Tier 2 Real Estate and Construction – Tier 2 Dispute…
Read MoreWe are pleased to share the latest news that Redcliffe Partners has been recognised in the Chambers Europe 2025. The firm has been recommended in Corporate / M&A and spotlighted in Banking & Finance and Competition / Antitrust practices. We are especially proud that our colleagues Olexiy Soshenko, Managing Partner, Dmytro Fedoruk, Partner, and Anastasia Usova, Partner, have been recognised…
Read MoreOn 28 February 2025, Law No. 4196-IX (the “Law“) became effective which cancels the Commercial Code of Ukraine and introduces extensive changes to corporate governance. The Law will be enacted on 28 August 2025, while certain provisions, such as the prohibition of registration actions in respect of state-owned and municipal enterprises will be enacted on 28 August 2028. The main changes…
Read MoreRecently, during the last months, changes to the rules for booking of employees. As previously, in order to book their employees the companies must be recognised as critical for the economy and the population (the “Critical Companies“). However, these criteria have been slightly changed. According to the latest changes, Critical Companies must update their status until 31 March 2025 in…
Read MoreYuriy Terentyev and Denys Medvediev, Partners at Redcliffe Partners, discuss key trends shaping Competition Law in Ukraine, and related challenges ahead for 2025, in an Interview for CEE Legal Matters’ Special “An Outlook on 2025” Issue. CEELM: Do you expect the competition authority to be more or less active in 2025 compared to 2024? Why? Terentyev: Since the full renewal of its operations…
Read MoreAs Ukraine enters the third year of the full-scale invasion, it is struggling to find solutions to support its economy during wartime. As outlined in previous editions, the Ministry of Economy is pursuing anticipated legislative initiatives expected to attract vital investments by securing them with insurance products by market standards. In 2024, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) presented a…
Read MoreRedcliffe Partners are proud to be shortlisted for the National Law Firm of the Year (Ukraine) category in the IFLR Europe Awards 2025. Additionally, we are pleased to share that the Arçelik – Beko Europe joint venture transaction, on which our involvement focused on structuring the Ukrainian elements of the transaction and turnkey support for its implementation in our country,…
Read MoreOn 9 January 2025, Ukraine’s Parliament approved Bill No. 6013 “On the Specific Aspects of Business Regulation of Certain Companies and Their Associations During the Transition Period” (the Bill). The Bill is now awaiting the President’s signature. The Bill: invalidates the Commercial Code that has caused many problems for businesses, for example: too many rules for signing business contracts, even…
Read MoreIn December 2024, the Register of Damage Caused by the Aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine (Register) published the claim forms and rules for 17 categories of claims, which, among others, include: damage or destruction of non-residential immovable property (not related to business losses); damage, destruction or loss of assets; loss of control of property in the temporarily occupied…
Read MoreWe would like to announce that Redcliffe Partners has been recognised in Client Choice. Top 100 Ukrainian lawyers 2025 ranking conducted by Yurydychna Gazeta! Our partners Olexiy Soshenko and Dmytro Fedoruk have been recommended among Top 100 Ukrainian lawyers in 2025. Additionally, the recognitions as Practice Leaders have been received by: Olexiy Soshenko, Managing Partner, in Bankruptcy and Restructuring Dmytro…
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