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Last week the U.S. Supreme Court allowed the recovery of hundreds of millions of dollars from the world’s largest cruise lines for berthing their liners at Havana docks that Fidel Castro’s regime illegally seized back in 1960.
About ten years ago at a conference I showed a slide with several values and missions of Ukrainian law firms and asked people to…
Last week Everlegal announced that Dmytro had become a partner in the White Collar Crimes practice, despite the fact that partnership was never an…
Yesterday JDJournal published an article in which a recruiter explains why Big Law is so aggressively gobbling up anything that moves.
We spoke with the firm's partner Oleksii Meniv, dug into the available materials, and have something to say.
Australia is holding its most decorated serviceman to account for war crimes in Afghanistan.
The story of this tribunal illustrates the West's double standards far better than Nuremberg: the liberal order, bureaucracy and rules—enforced to an obsessively pedantic…
A short summary that should make you want to watch or rewatch the full episode.
Business, infrastructure, the state — everyone is filing claims. Yes, right now.
Ukraine should join the current EU Rule of Law Report cycle, even though candidate countries do not receive separate recommendations and the accession screening…
We look quite decent. And if we look at these results against the fact that Ukraine has one of the lowest justice-system budgets in…
Occupation does not come with a license to excavate. In this interview, Professor Roger O’Keefe explains why digging in occupied territory is not a…
Mykola Yurlov, currently an adviser in the Department of International Law and Legal Counteraction to Aggression at Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and previously…
Russia is steadily opening the propaganda taps around the case.
Later today the Warsaw District Court will begin hearing Ukraine’s request to extradite Oleksandr Butyagin, an archaeologist employed by Russia’s State Hermitage Museum who…
Many people believe that the prosecution of judges for corruption began only after the victory of the Revolution of Dignity. This is not true.
