The Electronic Court simplifies access to justice for Ukrainian citizens who are not legal professionals. As a rule, court proceedings require a person to appear in court in person, wait for their hearing, and communicate with other parties in the case. The Electronic Court makes it possible to submit all documents in electronic format: to prepare statements of claim, complaints, and any procedural documents, and to send them not only to the court but also to other parties in the[...]

According to Ukrainian legislation, the state must ensure equal protection of the rights of all property owners. But what should you do when the state itself brings claims against an individual or a legal entity regarding lawfully acquired property and seeks its[...]

What should be done if two co-owners of a land plot have different views on a lease agreement: one is satisfied with the arrangement, while the other believes that the tenant is violating the terms of the[...]

Traditionally, at the end of each month, the lawyers of the “DE-JURE” law firm analyze the most important legislative changes, court practice, and draft laws that may affect businesses, citizens, and the legal[...]

An extract from the State Land Cadastre (SLC) is a kind of “passport” for a land plot, containing all essential information about[...]

An ОСМД (Association of Co-Owners of an Apartment Building) is required to equally protect the interests of all co-owners; however, in practice this does not always[...]

Lawyers of the “DE-JURE” company traditionally gathered together to discuss the key legislative changes and the most notable Supreme Court decisions of April–May 2026. This time, the focus was on martial law issues, the large-scale reform of the Civil Code of Ukraine, digitalization of law, employee reservation procedures, and current judicial practice. A detailed overview of the key trends was prepared by Yurii[...]

Whether a bank has the right to refuse exchanging US dollars or other foreign currency of an older issue was explained by lawyer Alina Kulava from the “DE-JURE” law[...]

Managing Partner of De Jure Law Firm, PhD in Law, attorney Hryhorii Tripulskyi, in his article for Yurydychna Praktyka, explores real-life cases and the hidden pitfalls of investing: from expected returns to documentation issues and legal[...]

The issue of compensation for war-related losses today covers several directions at once — court proceedings against the Russian Federation, state compensation programs, and the work of commissions reviewing applications for compensation for damaged and destroyed real estate. A partner of the company “DE-JURE”, Artem Ripenko, answers frequently asked questions on this matter.[...]

The International Register of Damage was created as a tool to record damage caused as a result of the armed aggression of the Russian Federation. It serves as a mechanism for collecting and systematizing information on losses incurred by the state, communities, and citizens of Ukraine, with the aim of forming a legal basis for future compensation and reparations. Artem Ripenko, partner at “DE-JURE”, explains all the key aspects related to the International Register of[...]

What compensation options are available for businesses affected by Russian military[...]