International Trade
Sayenko Kharenko has unrivalled expertise in Ukraine when it comes to advising our clients on all aspects of international trade law including WTO rules and trade defence proceedings. Based on our more than ten-year experience in this field, we are ready to come up with sophisticated commercial solutions for our clients to help them to expand their business globally.
Our stellar international trade team has the following competitive advantages:
- Experience both in Ukraine and abroad
- Representing clients not only in the course of basic trade defence investigations, but also in sunset and interim reviews as well as anti-circumvention investigations
- Strong legal expertise combined with sophisticated economic substantiation including dumping margin calculation employing advance methodologies
- Representing both domestic producers protecting the Ukrainian market and foreign producers trying to gain an individual approach in the course of proceedings
- Appearing before the Ukrainian courts and, in the course of WTO dispute settlement procedure, both defending and challenging the results of trade defence proceedings
- Our lawyers have been actively engaged in drafting new Ukrainian legislation in the field of trade defence remedies to be brought in full compliance with advanced WTO approaches
Round timber led to arbitration: the pros and cons of Ukraine’s position in a dispute with the EU (in Ukrainian)
What you should know when planning entering export markets (in Russian)
Anzhela Makhinova: There’s no such thing as simple legal work in international trade
Prudent balance (in Russian)
Sale and storage of goods in Ukraine: overview
International trade in goods and services in Ukraine: overview
A new opportunity for protection: how the WTO's decision can help Ukraine (in Ukrainian)
How do business protect its interests in the WTO (in Ukrainian)
The International Trade Law Review – Edition 4
The “Crown Jewel” of the WTO: Developments of the WTO Dispute Settlement System in 2017
Trade defense remedies in 2017: interesting times ahead!
Lose a fight, but win a war: what does the WTO decision on ammonia disputes between Ukraine and the Russian Federation mean? (in Russian)
