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Doubinsky & Osharova has been included in the Top 10 Law Firms according to the The Trademark Lawyer Magazine Law Firm Rankings 2025.

This past weekend, Kyiv hosted the annual Legal Run 5.0 “Race for Justice”, a charity run that traditionally brings together members of the legal community for a good cause.

Nine specialists of Doubinsky & Osharova have successfully passed the qualification exam and obtained the status of Patent Attorneys in Ukraine — once again proving their deep expertise, extensive experience, and dedication to the profession in the field of intellectual property.

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.

Doubinsky & Osharova successfully represented and ensured the interests of a Ukrainian pharmaceutical company in obtaining a Unitary Patent, which provides protection across multiple European countries.

Four representatives of Doubinsky & Osharova have been appointed to the International Trademark Association (INTA) committees for the 2026–2027 term.

The Doubinsky & Osharova team contributed to the ninth edition of the Legal 500: Intellectual Property Country Comparative Guide.

Managing Partner of Doubinsky & Osharova, Michael Doubinsky, has been included in the Recommended list of the Lexology Index 2025 in the category Healthcare & Life Sciences – Patent Litigation.

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.