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On May 25, Mykola Koval, attorney at law at Doubinsky and Osharova, took part in the IP Law Talk, organized by the Ukrainian Council of Young Lawyers together with the IP Office and the European University.

Mykola gave a workshop on the topic: "Fighting counterfeit goods during the war years" and shared with the audience his successful cases regarding this matter.

Yana Yaroshevska, attorney at law at Doubinsky & Osharova, took part in the III Legal Forum EU-Eastern Partnership, held on May 23-24 in Warsaw.

Yana was a speaker at the 3rd panel of the forum, which was devoted to global trends in protecting innovations and commercialising intellectual property rights.

The annual WIPR Diversity Top 100 2024 has recently been released and it includes the WIPR Trailblazers 2024, a ranking of young people professionals who have been practicing in IP for less than a decade but have already made a significant contribution to the sector.

Over the past two years, the Ukrainian IP sphere has undergone significant changes that have affected the judicial protection of intellectual property rights. This applies to both legislative and institutional changes.

Tatyana Shpakovich, Senior Partner and Head of the Patent and Trademark Department at Doubinsky & Osharova, has been listed among the 50 Most Influential Women in IP 2024 in the world and is the only representative from Ukraine to be recognized by the ranking.

The debate around whether the owner of an online platform should be held responsible for the sale of counterfeit goods is gaining momentum in the world of e-commerce.

For the second year in a row, Doubinsky & Osharova has been shortlisted for the Women in Business Law Awards EMEA 2024 in the category "Law Firm of the Year in Ukraine".

The VII IT Law Conference organised by the Ukrainian Bar Association took place on 11 April.

Recently, the Order of the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine No. 2945 came into force, aimed at creating a national list of websites that infringe copyright.