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FOR BUSINESS · KYIV AND ALL OF UKRAINE
Legal advice for business: sole traders and companies
A one-off consultation, a review of a contract or a situation, a written opinion. We answer in the language of business: what you can do, what is risky, and how to do it properly.
★★★★★ 5.0 on Google · 94 reviews · 15 years of practice
A question about your business?
Describe the task: contracts, staff, inspections, corporate matters. We will tell you how to proceed and what it costs.
WHAT MATTERS
Why you should ask a lawyer before the problem
Before signing
A contract is checked in advance
Once it is signed, the terms already work against you. Reviewing a contract before signature costs a fraction of a dispute over it.
Inspections
The answer has to be right
Requests from the tax office, the Labour Inspectorate or the police come with deadlines and rules. A hasty answer often creates more problems than the inspection itself.
Fines
Mistakes are expensive
Staff records, tax, licences, personal data: the fines for formal mistakes exceed the cost of a consultation many times over.
The information is stated in general terms. Precise answers come from looking at your situation and your documents.
TRANSPARENT TERMS
Consultation formats for business
WHERE TO START
Confidential consultation
Describe the task and send us the documents: we prepare for the conversation in advance. After the consultation you know what to do, what the risks are and what the budget for further work will be.
Online or at the office
SPOKEN CONSULTATION
Working through the question with a lawyer
Fixed fee
✓ Online or at our office in Kyiv
✓ Analysis of the situation and the risks
✓ Answers to all your questions
✓ A plan of action to take away
✓ Up to one hour of conversation
POPULAR CHOICE
WITH DOCUMENT REVIEW
We study the documents before we meet
Priced by volume
✓ Review of contracts and documents
✓ Due diligence on the counterparty
✓ Consultation on the findings
✓ Concrete amendments and solutions
✓ Recommendations in writing
WRITTEN OPINION
The lawyer position on paper
Individual budget
✓ A legal opinion with references
✓ Risk assessment and options for action
✓ For decisions, partners, investors
✓ Something you can show a counterparty
✓ Support in putting it into practice
CHECKLIST
Preparing for the consultation: 5 steps
01
Put your question into one or two sentences: what happened and what outcome you need.
02
Gather the documents: contracts, correspondence, orders, demands from state authorities. Better too many than too few.
03
Write a short timeline of events with dates. That saves consultation time otherwise spent establishing the details.
04
Write out the figures and the deadlines: amounts, payment dates, response deadlines. In legal questions those decide things.
05
Send the materials in advance: the lawyer prepares, and the consultation gets to the point instead of improvising.
CLEAR AND STEP BY STEP
How we work
01
Your request and the task
You describe the question by messenger or phone. We say straight away whether it is our field and what to prepare.
02
The lawyer prepares
We study the documents and the case law before we meet. You pay for answers, not for someone reading documents in front of you.
03
The consultation
Online or at the office. We work through the situation, the risks and the options: honestly, with no scare tactics and no upselling.
04
Summary and plan of action
After the conversation you have a clear plan: what to do yourself, and where you need support and at what budget.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions about consultations
Usually 30 to 60 minutes. You can book for the next working day, and urgent questions we take the same day. The online format works from any city and from abroad.
In substance there is no difference: we receive the documents in advance either way. Online is easier on time; the office suits you if there are a lot of paper documents or the question is easier to work through in person.
A short description of the situation, the documents (contracts, correspondence, demands from authorities) and your specific questions. If something is missing, that is fine, we will guide you during the conversation.
Yes. We work with sole traders, with companies, and with people who are only planning to register a business: we help choose the form, the tax group and a clean start.
You are left with a plan of action. From there you can act on your own or hand it to us: documents, negotiations, running a dispute. We name the budget for further work straight away.
Yes. Attorney-client privilege covers everything you tell us, whether or not you go on to instruct us. We sign an NDA if you need one.
OUR EXPERIENCE
Examples of consultations
✓ RISK REMOVED
A trap in the contract found before signing
Situation: the client was about to sign a supply contract with a new counterparty for a substantial sum.
Actions: we reviewed the contract, found hidden penalty clauses and unequal termination terms, and proposed amendments.
Result: the counterparty accepted the amendments. The client signed a balanced contract with no hidden risks.
✓ INSPECTION PASSED
Getting ready for a Labour Inspectorate visit
Situation: the company received notice of a scheduled inspection and did not know which documents had to be ready.
Actions: we audited the HR records, corrected the gaps and prepared the team for talking to the inspector.
Result: the inspection passed with no fines and no orders.
✓ CONFLICT RESOLVED
The partners agreed without going to court
Situation: the co-founders diverged on where to take the company and reached deadlock.
Actions: we set out each side corporate rights, proposed exit options and helped agree the terms.
Result: an agreement between the founders was signed. The business carried on without a court fight.
Cases are anonymised. Every case is individual, the outcome depends on the specific circumstances and is not guaranteed.

Maryna Petryk
She advises entrepreneurs and companies: contracts, staff, inspections, the everyday legal questions of running a business. She explains the complicated parts simply and always gives a concrete plan, not general advice.

Vitalii Petryk
He steps in when a question turns into a dispute: litigation with counterparties, challenging decisions of state authorities, protecting business assets.
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A STRAIGHT ANSWER
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Describe the task: we will tell you how to proceed, what the risks are and what the budget is. Quickly, in confidence, and in the language of business.
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