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Ranking again!
We are critical of this type of voting when the filter on the multiplicity of votes of one person is put using the technology of reading the ip-address and we do not quite understand the methodology of this ranking.
But the organizers decided to include us in this ranking at their discretion and we are pleased that we are in such a company of well-known law firms.
1.TOP-10 in the practice of criminal law and white-collar crimes.
2.TOP-10 Regional Counsels in Litigation.
3.TOP-4 Regional Counsels in the practice of tax law and transfer pricing.
4.Evgeniy Shkrebets, Managing Partner of the Partnership, is an notable tax practitioner.
5. Olexiy Meniv, partner, is a notable practitioner in the field of criminal law and white-collar crimes.
The expertise of Energy and Natural Resources Association, as a well-known local firm with significant client portfolio in Eastern Ukraine, as well as real estate practice, which provided legal support for major projects in this sphere, were noted separately.
Congratulations to our team with new professional achievement!
The Head Office of the State Labor Service of Ukraine in Kharkiv oblast had issued an unlawful decree on the elimination of violations and a resolution to impose a fine in the amount more than 300 thousand UAH.
Attorney of the Partnership proved that the disputed decree and order are illegal and should be canceled, as the defendant violated the procedure for conducting a state supervision (control) measure in the form of an inspection visit and the formulation of the results of such an event, the conclusions of which form the basis of the contested decisions, did not correspond to the actual circumstances of the case, and the conclusions about the assumption of violations were substantiated by inadequate and inadmissible evidence.
The claims of our client were fully satisfied with the decision of the Kharkiv Regional Administrative Court of Ukraine dated January 14, 2019 in case № 2040/7924/18, which was remained in force by decision of the Second Administrative Court of Appeal from 06.06.2019 under the case № 2040/7924/18.
