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Securing a claim is one of the key tools for protecting rights in court cases, particularly in the field of intellectual property.

In a new article for Liga Zakon, Yana Yaroshevska, attorney at Doubinsky & Osharova, analyzes the main aspects of applying claim security measures.

Yana Yaroshevska and Olga Sopilniak, attorneys at Doubinsky and Osharova, became co-authors of the article " Judicial Practice: Unlocking Solutions to Legislative Gaps in Data Protection " for the 6th edition of Legal Industry Reviews Ukraine.

On November 14, the Intellectual Property Committee of the Ukrainian Bar Association (UBA) hosted the roundtable discussion "Interesting Insights into Judicial Practice in IP Cases."

One of the event's key speakers was Victoria Sopilnyak, a partner at Doubinsky and Osharova, who delivered a presentation on "The Right of a Charitable Organization to Invalidate a Patented Invention."

Procedural documents are the key to success in court, but drafting them correctly requires skill, attention to detail, and high professional expertise.

The annual conference - IP Ukraine NOW 2024, organized by the Ukrainian Bar Association, was held on November 1. Victoria Sopilnyak, partner at Doubinsky & Osharova, co-moderated the third session devoted to contemporary IP justice issues. Partner Anton Koval also attended the third session of the event. 

Olga Sopilnyak, an attorney at law at Doubinsky & Osharova, analysed an important court case related to copyright infringement in an article for the Ukrainian Advocates' Association (UAA) BULLETIN.

In legal practice, the protection of intellectual property rights, including trademarks, is one of the most complex categories of cases.

In her article for Yurydychna Gazeta, Yana Yaroshevska, a practicing attorney at Doubinsky & Osharova, discusses the current challenges faced by lawyers and the skills required for successful professional activity in a rapidly changing environment.

In recent years, Ukrainian patent legislation has undergone significant changes. Among the main innovations are the Ukrainian version of the "Bolar exception", the introduction of supplementary protection certificates (SPC), as well as the adoption of the Law of Ukraine "On Protection of Intellectual Property Interests of Persons during the Martial Law Imposed in Connection with the Armed Aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine" dated 01.04.2022 No. 2174-IX.