The Press Center

The problem of personal data protection in Ukraine is becoming more and more acute every year since the modern development of information technologies contributes to the widespread use of personal data in all spheres of life.

Mykola Pototskyy, Counsel of Doubinsky & Osharova, attorney-at-law, patent attorney, Ph.D. in Law, the head of the Committee on Intellectual Property, acting as part of the UNBA, took part in a solemn meeting of the Council of Attorneys of Ukraine

On November 17, 2021, a solemn meeting of the Council of Attorneys of Ukraine dedicated to the ninth anniversary of the foundation of the Ukrainian Bar self-government body - the National Association of Advocates of Ukraine.

Copyright infringement is one of the most acute problems in Ukraine today. It remains unresolved and continues to cause serious economic damage to legitimate rights holders.

On October 11 -16 October, 2021m at the invitation of the USAID Legal Reform Program, Michael Doubinsky, Managing Partner of Doubinsky & Osharova, as an international expert, gave a series of trainings for employees of the Intellectual Property Agency of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Agency's regional centers and judges of economic courts in Uzbekistan.

Managing Partner of Doubinsky & Osharova Michael Doubinsky gave a lecture to the students of the course “Building a systemic law firm in new conditions” held by Leadership in Law educational platform on October 07-10, 2021.

The characteristics of intellectual property objects explain some features of the procedure for resolving IP disputes and require the involvement of professional expertise.

The formation of the Ukrainian legal services market began with obtaining the independence of our country. Doubinsky & Osharova was founded as one of the first companies in the early 1990s, and simultaneously with the formation of the national patent system of Ukraine it created step by step a market of legal services in the field of IP.

The year 2020 is best remembered in Ukraine not only for the pandemic, quarantines and lockdowns, but for rapid ongoing reform in the field of intellectual property.

In the context of global digitalization of the economy and the more rapid development of all processes, the ability to prove the existence of a digital file at a specific point of time becomes crucial.