The Press Center

An article by Yana Yaroshevska, attorney-at-law at Doubinsky & Osharova, has been published by Liga Zakon, exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping approaches to authorship, data use, and rights protection.

The latest issue of Liga Zakon has published an article by Valeriya Sokolova, Attorney at Doubinsky & Osharova, devoted to one of the most pressing issues of our time - the use of artificial intelligence in the context of copyright law.

Olga Sopilnyak, attorney at Doubinsky & Osharova, is the author of the article “A licence that works: key terms, common mistakes and litigation risks”, published in the latest issue of Liga Zakon.

Ukrainian Patent Attorney Kateryna Vaisberh, a specialist in national and international patent prosecution at Doubinsky & Osharova, has authored an article titled “Advantages and Risks of the European Patent with Unitary Effect for Ukrainian Applicants: A Practical Case” for Yurydychna Gazeta.

In her new article, Yana Yaroshevska, attorney at Doubinsky & Osharova, explores the specifics of allocating court costs in cases where proceedings are terminated without a judgment on the merits.

Victoria Sopilnyak, Partner of Doubinsky & Osharova, authored an analytical article featured in the annual publication Ukrainian Law Firms 2025: A Handbook for Foreign Clients, which showcases insights from Ukraine’s leading legal experts for an international audience.

In analytical article for Liga Zakon, Doubinsky & Osharova's attorney Yana Yaroshevska shares her insights into the future of intellectual property in 2025.

A new issue of Liga Zakon features an article by Doubinsky & Osharova’s attorney Valeriya Sokolova, dedicated to an important yet underexplored aspect of civil law — the transfer of intellectual property rights under an inheritance contract.

The Liga Zakon publication has released an opinion column by Victoria Sopilnyak, Partner at Doubinsky & Osharova, dedicated to a complex and highly relevant issue — the validity of patents in 2025 following the repeal of the so-called “term extension law.”