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Projects

2026
Recognition of a Maritime Arbitration Commission (MAC) award in Slovakia
2024
Recognition of an ICAC award in Serbia
2024
Representation of the client’s interests in the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) in a dispute regarding the collection of debt for supplied products
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International arbitration

Misechko & Partners represents Ukrainian and international companies in international commercial arbitration and in the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards in Ukraine and abroad.
 
Arbitration clauses have become standard in cross-border contracts. Under the 1958 New York Convention, arbitral awards can be enforced in more than 170 states, so for business it matters not only to win the dispute but to recover the money.
 
We handle disputes under the rules of leading arbitral institutions, including the ICC International Court of Arbitration, LCIA, SCC, SIAC, CIETAC and the Swiss Arbitration Centre, as well as the ICAC and the Maritime Arbitration Commission at the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
 
The firm’s dispute resolution practice is recognised by Benchmark Litigation.
 
Key contacts
Volodymyr Misechko — Managing Partner, Attorney-at-Law. Handles international arbitration and the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards abroad. Repeatedly ranked in the Client’s Choice: Top 100 Lawyers of Ukraine.
 
Arbitration proceedings
  • representation before international and Ukrainian arbitral institutions;
  • preparation of claims, defences and evidence;
  • interim measures in arbitration and through state courts;
  • challenges to arbitral awards.
Recognition and enforcement
Advisory
  • drafting arbitration clauses for cross-border contracts;
  • choice of institution, seat and language of arbitration;
  • assessment of a dispute’s prospects before proceedings begin.
Typical disputes
  • recovery of debts and damages under supply contracts;
  • maritime and transport disputes;
  • corporate disputes and disputes arising from cross-border transactions;
  • construction disputes, including under FIDIC contracts.
Selected matters