Legal opinions and expert witness reports on Ukrainian law: opinions for foreign courts and arbitral tribunals, expert evidence on the content and application of Ukrainian law, and enforceability analyses. In this section, the lawyers of JVS Law examine what foreign forums require from an opinion on foreign law — CPR Part 35 in London, Rule 44.1 in US practice, the IBA Rules in arbitration — how it is submitted, and the typical reasons an opinion loses weight. The guides also cover the Ukrainian side of the same discipline: serving proceedings on a Ukrainian defendant, taking evidence in Ukraine for a foreign court, exclusive jurisdiction, and the opinions a closing team needs from a Ukrainian law firm. Written by the partners who sign them — Doctors of Laws, with expert appointments before the PCA (The Hague) and the High Court (London).
Legal opinions and expert witness reports on Ukrainian law: opinions for foreign courts and arbitral tribunals, expert evidence on the content and application of Ukrainian law, and enforceability analyses. In this section, the lawyers of JVS Law examine what foreign forums require from an opinion on foreign law — CPR Part 35 in London, Rule 44.1 in US practice, the IBA Rules in arbitration — how it is submitted, and the typical reasons an opinion loses weight. The guides also cover the Ukrainian side of the same discipline: serving proceedings on a Ukrainian defendant, taking evidence in Ukraine for a foreign court, exclusive jurisdiction, and the opinions a closing team needs from a Ukrainian law firm. Written by the partners who sign them — Doctors of Laws, with expert appointments before the PCA (The Hague) and the High Court (London).
On a market where every credible Ukrainian law expert has crossed paths with everyone else, independence works differently. Which links kill a report, which survive disclosure — and why EXP…
The CP list still shows one open line: legal opinion of Ukrainian counsel. Where Ukraine departs from the opinion practice you already know — register-driven capacity, the three-year suretyship guillotine,…
The CP schedule says «Cape Town opinion of Ukrainian counsel». Which declarations Ukraine made, why the IDERA is recorded only after closing, why AEP codes take thirty business days —…
Article 135 never mentions nationality. It asks whether the claimant has a presence and assets in Ukraine — and whether the claim looks manufactured. The consequence of not paying is…
Ten categories of case belong to the Ukrainian courts alone, whatever the contract says. A judgment given abroad on any of them will not be enforced here — and nothing…
Ukraine excluded pre-trial discovery entirely and does not permit commissioners. What remains is a Letter of Request to the Ministry of Justice — and two provisions almost nobody invokes.