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One of the most authoritative international legal guide Legal 500: Europe, Middle East & Africa 2018 has published the results of the annual survey where Doubinsky & Osharova continues to be among the Top leaders (Top-tier 1) in the field of intellectual property.

The international legal directory Chambers & Partners has published its annual edition Chambers Europe 2018. According to the publication, Doubinsky & Osharova continues to be among the Top leaders (Band 1) in the field of intellectual property and the partners Irina Osharova, Yaroslav Ognevyuk and Anton Koval are recognized as one of the best specialists in the field of intellectual property.

We are proud to announce that two partners of Doubinsky & Osharova have been selected for inclusion in the inaugural The Legal 500 Hall of Fame list. The managing partner Michael Doubinsky and the partner Irina Osharova are recognized for their work in the sphere of intellectual property.

Anton Koval performed as an expert at the VIII All-Ukrainian school of Intellectual property rights that was held on February 25, 2018 and was organized by the Students League of the Ukrainian Bar Association.

One of the authoritative international legal directories– World Trademark Review 1000 has published its annual edition WTR 1000 - The World's Leading Trademark Professionals, where Doubinsky & Osharova is recognized as the gold winner among the top IP firms in Ukraine.

According to the results of the survey Doubinsky & Osharova is included in the list of 50 leading law firms in Ukraine in 2017, as well as being one of the leaders in the sphere of intellectual property. The Agency is also ranked in the Top 50 list of law firm for the financial efficiency.

Editors of Ukrainian newspaper ‘Yurydychna Gazeta’ announced the results of the survey – ‘Market leaders: ranking of law firms in Ukraine in 2017’ where Doubinsky & Osharova is included in the list of 50 leading law firms in Ukraine in 2017.

The largest legal public organization - Ukrainian Bar Association together with the EU-funded Project “Support to Justice Sector Reforms in Ukraine” and High Qualification Commission of Judges of Ukraine started the set of events aimed at supporting the process of formation of High Court on Intellectual Property and discussing the debating points of court activity.

Victoria Sopilnyak made the report on “The practice of consideration of “pharmaceutical” IP objects cases’ in the context of application of special knowledge.”