Nataliia Matviichuk

Nataliia Matviichuk is specializing in civil, commercial, labor and maritime law. She successfully accompanies litigation in the field of protection of labor rights, honor, dignity and business reputation of clients, ownership of movable and immovable property, in disputes arising from land relations, including between legal entities and state authorities.

In addition, Nataliia successfully represents the interests of clients in family disputes, in particular, regarding the separation of property of a spouse, obtaining a permit for the departure of children abroad, inheritance; in disputes with supervisory bodies, state registrars, in cases that are concerning appeals against decisions of actions and inactions of state authorities and local self-government, as well as litigation of other specialization.

She provides legal advice to the clients of the company on the registration of labor relations, observance of legislation on protection of consumer rights, land lease, contractual relations, and protection of intellectual property rights. Nataliia accompanies projects on employment and dismissal of employees, lease and privatization of state and communal property, registration and liquidation of economic entities.

Nataliia is a coauthor of the methodological recommendations on taxation of advocacy, issued by the National Association of Advocates of Ukraine, as well as the author of a number of articles and publications in professional editions.


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  • Education

    National University “Odessa Law Academy”, specialty “Jurisprudence”, 2017

  • Membership

    • Ukrainian National Bar Association (UNBA)

    • American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine (ACC)

    • European Business Association (EBA)

    • German-Ukrainian Chamber of Industry and Commerce (AHK Ukraine)

    • Ukrainian Network of Integrity and Compliance (UNIC)

    • Worldwide Network of Leading Law Firms (SCG Legal)

    • Ost-Ausschuss der Deutschen Wirtschaft (OA)

    • Norwegian-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce (NUCC)

    • Ukrainian-Czech Chamber of Commerce (UKRCHAM)

    • European-Ukrainian Energy Agency (EUEA)

    • Association of European Energy Consultants (AEEC)

    • Union of Ukrainian Entrepreneurs (SUP)

  • Languages

    Ukrainian, English

Nataliia Matviichuk Nataliia Matviichuk Head of Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice, Attorney at law
31/33 Kniaziv Ostrozkykh St, Zorianyi Business Center, Kyiv Ukraine 01010
+38 044 581 1220 n.matviichuk@golaw.ua

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