An attorneys’ association for protecting businesses and private clients

We specialize in defending businesses in criminal proceedings concerning economic crimes, as well as in commercial and tax disputes.

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Shkrebets & Partners
is trust backed by experience.

The Shkrebets & Partners attorneys’ association is based in Kharkiv and Kyiv and has been providing legal assistance to clients throughout Ukraine for more than 24 years.

Our work rests on three core values: ease — we explain complex legal issues in plain language, without unnecessary formality; ingenuity — we find unconventional solutions even in difficult situations; and speed — we provide timely, professional legal support.

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Legal services
of the attorneys’ association

Business Support

We help you handle day-to-day legal matters, assess risks, and make decisions with a clear view of their consequences.

Criminal Defence

We help you understand exactly what is happening in your situation, what your procedural status is, and where you have the opportunity to influence the course of the case.

IT, Innovation & Technology

We advise IT companies, start-ups, and technology-driven businesses, providing comprehensive legal support across all aspects of their operations.

Legal services
of the attorneys’ association

A search, a suspicion, or criminal proceedings

The client receives an explanation of the consequences of each procedural step, so they can make considered decisions and stay in control of the situation — even if the proceedings are already underway and the initial strategy needs to be adjusted.

A tax audit or a dispute with a supervisory authority

Dealing with supervisory authorities — tax, customs, or other state bodies — requires prompt and systematic legal support. The team assesses the risks before an audit begins, assists the client while it is underway, and advises on decisions in light of their legal and financial consequences. If the audit ends with a tax assessment notice or another act of the supervisory authority, the attorneys form a legal position and prepare complaints and procedural documents for an administrative appeal. Where needed, the support continues in court: the client’s interests are represented at every stage of administrative proceedings. This approach makes it possible not only to challenge decisions the authorities have already adopted, but also to prevent disputes when business activity is being planned. Proper preparation of the evidence and clear communication with the tax and customs authorities substantially improve the chances of a successful outcome.

A court, commercial, or corporate dispute

Commercial disputes arise between businesses, counterparties, or state bodies — over performance of contracts, recovery of debt, corporate rights, or protection of assets. The work starts with a legal analysis of the situation, after which a defense strategy is built around the factual and procedural features of the particular case. Procedural support covers drafting claims, responses, and motions, gathering and filing evidence, and, where needed, applying for interim measures such as attachment of property or a prohibition on certain actions. The client’s interests are represented at every stage, from pre-trial settlement of the dispute through enforcement of the judgment. If the client disagrees with the decision, the team handles the appeal and the cassation appeal, including cases before the Supreme Court. Legal support also covers compulsory enforcement of judgments and other procedural means of protecting the client’s interests at the final stage of the dispute.

Ongoing legal support for a business

A company’s day-to-day work involves decisions that state bodies, a court, or counterparties later examine, and the cost of a mistake always exceeds the cost of legal advice. A retainer gives the business continuous access to legal support without employing an in-house lawyer. The format includes regular legal consultations, support for current commercial activity, drafting and review of contracts, and a prompt response to legal issues that arise in the company’s daily work. This lets the owner decide on the basis of risks that have already been assessed, rather than after the fact. Ongoing support also means the team can step into an audit, a court case, or another situation as soon as it arises — without having to find a new lawyer each time and brief them from scratch. This provides consistent protection of the business’s interests at every stage of its activity.