The International Association of Lawyers (ICBA) has initiated a study on the state of the legal services market in Ukraine, considering the country is in an active phase of war. The research focuses on criminal law and procedure, white-collar crimes, and military law.
The primary goal is to analyze how the full-scale invasion by the Russian aggressor and the ongoing war with Russia impact the local legal market. In particular, ICBA is examining how criminal law practice is evolving under martial law, how the demand and supply for relevant legal services are shifting, and who the key players in the market are—both law firms and individual practitioners. Special attention is also given to the most high-profile criminal cases during this period.
Additionally, ICBA experts are studying how political struggles, conscription, and martial law-related restrictions affect the work of criminal law and procedure attorneys. The organization has already been conducting interviews with Ukrainian law firms specializing in these areas.
If you wish to participate in this study and showcase your expertise, ICBA invites you to collaborate. To do so, please fill out the relevant form and send it to icbachoice@gmail.com.
Questionnaire:
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Team information
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Select Practice Area
| White collar crime / Military law / Private clients Introduce with brief bullet points, highlighting the key points, clients and projects in 2018-2019; then expand on factors including what the practice is best known for, significant matters, innovative solutions and services you provide for clients, with substantive evidence. |
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ICBA will soon announce the study’s findings and recognize leading professionals in Ukraine’s legal market, recommending them to its partners working in the field of criminal law in other European jurisdictions.
