Under martial law, ensuring the support of the economy is crucial to a country's viability. Businesses should operate for the county's further and stable development. We discussed a wide range of issues of businesses that continue operating during the war, as well as businesses that have been forced to suspend their activity. Trying to make most out of the webinar, we decided to hold it in a question-and-answer format.
During the event, we discussed:
- Destruction of office, warehouse, and industrial premises as a result of hostilities: fixing damage and recovering damages
- Seizure of property and use of production facilities under martial law
- Relocation of business to safe areas
- Labour relations under martial law
Speakers:
Kateryna Manoylenko, Partner at GOLAW, Attorney at law, Head of Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice. Kateryna has a proven track record of complex clients’ disputes settlement. Such experience includes the complete lead of cases in the courts of all instances and jurisdictions, and the pretentious settlement of disputes and the lead of the court decisions execution. Kateryna successfully protects her clients’ interests in labor disputes, as well as disputes arising from contractual relationships and in the area of property rights protection. In addition, Kateryna has significant experience in maintaining bankruptcy procedures, both on the owner’s decision and the creditors’ initiative.
Kateryna Tsvetkova, Counsel at GOLAW, Attorney at law. Kateryna has an impressive track record of successful representation of clients in highly complex litigations in courts of all levels and jurisdictions. One of main areas of her practice is labour law. In particular, the lawyer has extensive experience in advising foreign and Ukrainian companies on complex cases related to the dismissal of employees, drafting employment agreements, as well as providing comprehensive consultations on the law audits. She also assists her clients in the audits conducted by regulatory authorities.
