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Lawyer nominated to lead Ukraine
Arseniy Yatseniuk, the 39-year old lawyer who was nominated to become prime minister last night, was greeted by boos in Independence Square when his name was announced.
Lawyer backed by US in race to lead Ukraine
Arseniy Yatseniuk, a 39-year old lawyer-turned-banker, has emerged as one of the main five leadership contenders in Ukraine and has backing from the US and EU.
White & Case thrown off Pinchuk case for conflict of interest
A UK court has ruled that White & Case cannot represent Ukrainian oligarch Victor Pinchuk in the next round of litigation with two other millionaires because of a conflict of interest.
Lawyer at centre of Ukraine negotiations
Lawyer Arseniy Yatsenyuk, the opposition leader who has been offered the role of prime minister, is one of the main people negotiating for fresh elections in Ukraine.
Ukraine rules on personal data
Companies using personal data in the Ukraine need to comply with new rules issued this month.
Beiten Burkhardt exits the Ukraine
As trouble brews in the Ukraine, the German law firm has closed up shop with its team heading over to Gide.
Lawyer, 39, emerges as front-runner in Ukraine opposition
Arseniy Yatseniuk, a lawyer and economist, is one of four men vying to take the lead in the Ukrainian parties opposing president Viktor Yanukovich.
Lawyer's arrest worsens Ukraine crisis
The arrest this week of the lawyer to jailed former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko has made it less likely that the country will sign trade and political co-operation deals with the EU.
Foreign law firms come under fire in the Ukraine
The Ukranian government's hiring of foreign law firms has been described as 'supporting the luxurious lifestyles of American and British solicitors...'
Squire Sanders signs Ukraine association deal
Squire Sanders and Salkom have formalised a 15-year relationship to create the first association deal between a Ukrainian and an international law firm.
London confirms position as litigation centre for oligarchs
The start of a US$2 billion High Court battle in London between three Ukrainian tycoons is being seen as confirmation that the UK capital remains the litigation centre of preference for oligarchs.
The Ukraine: Shifting trends
The Ukraine is gradually getting regulation in place for its fast growing telecoms sector, says partner Nazar Chernyavsky of Ukraine law firm Sayenko Kharenko.
Noerr's Kiev partners in split
German law firm Noerr's Ukraine office goes solo from this week, operating independently from Noerr under the new name 'Nobles'.
Ukraine: solar flair
International law firm Norton Rose advised global investment group VTB capital on a lending facility to finance the largest solar power plant in Europe in a project that will double Ukraine's solar capacity.
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