Counsel
International Arbitration, Litigation
Victoria Ivasechko is a Counsel in the firm’s International Arbitration and Litigation practices and Head of Dispute Resolution at Redcliffe Partners.
She focuses on international investment arbitration, international commercial arbitration, cross-border and domestic litigation, as well as enforcement proceedings.
Victoria has been involved in arbitration proceedings under VIAC, ICC, LCIA, SCC, CAM, NAI, ICAC at the Ukrainian CCI, ICSID, and UNCITRAL arbitration rules. She has also represented clients in complex cross-border litigations and high-profile domestic litigations. Victoria acts for clients before Ukrainian courts of all levels and specialisations, including commercial, corporate, administrative and labour disputes, insolvency proceedings, criminal proceedings, as well as cases on setting aside, recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards and foreign court decisions.
Victoria is the Chair of the International Law Committee at the Ukrainian Bar Association. She also coaches the Vis Moot teams of the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and arbitrates various moot court competitions.
Victoria’s experience includes advising:
Investment treaty arbitration
International commercial arbitration
Commercial litigation
Administrative litigation
ECHR proceedings
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