Dispute Resolution

At ArsLegem, we work closely with clients to resolve disputes through the most effective means, whether through litigation, arbitration, mediation, or negotiation. Our Dispute Resolution team provides strategic, integrated, and trial-ready legal representation across a wide range of contentious matters, including commercial disputes, insolvency proceedings, intellectual property disputes, employment litigation, and tax controversies.

A significant part of our practice also involves disputes with tax and customs authorities, where we leverage our deep regulatory expertise to help clients navigate complex administrative and judicial proceedings efficiently and successfully.

Our trial-ready approach means that we assist clients in case analysis, evidence collection, litigation strategy development, and representation before all Ukrainian courts and administrative authorities, including the Supreme Court of Ukraine.

We have extensive experience acting under major arbitration rules, such as ICSID, UNCITRAL, ICC, LCIA, SCC, VIAC, AAA/ICDR, and WIPO, as well as ad hoc arbitration proceedings. We also successfully represent clients before the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (UCCI) and regularly collaborate with leading international law firms on Ukraine-related dispute resolution in foreign litigation and arbitration.

Our expertise includes:

Commercial disputes

Corporate and shareholder disputes

Contractual, debt recovery, and damages litigation

Intellectual property disputes

Real estate, construction, and infrastructure litigation

Tax and customs disputes

Employment and labour litigation

Investment disputes

Antitrust and competition litigation

Bankruptcy and insolvency litigation

Regulatory and administrative disputes

Banking, finance, and securities disputes

Insurance litigation

Product liability disputes

Privatization disputes

Cross-border litigation

International and domestic arbitration

Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitral awards

Alternative dispute resolution (ADR)

White-collar crime defence