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Lawyers who stay by your side when things get hard

In law, force majeure means circumstances that can be neither foreseen nor avoided. We chose the name deliberately: our work begins exactly where the usual rules stop working.

The full-scale war confronted businesses with questions no textbook could answer. How do you keep key staff during mobilisation? How do you deal with recruitment centres without halting operations? How do you move a business and its people abroad without losing the company at home? We found those answers together with our clients — and today we apply them every day, from critical-enterprise status to legalising employees in Europe.

We operate in Ukraine and in Europe: an office in Kyiv and our own company in the European Union. For the client that means one team, one contract and one point of responsibility on both sides of the border — no intermediaries and no hand-offs between different firms.

Our team brings together advocates and lawyers in corporate, labour, criminal, migration and tax law. We never pass clients between departments: each matter gets exactly the specialists it needs, and one partner is accountable for the result.