The Press Center

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.

Doubinsky & Osharova maintains its leading position in the field of intellectual property, having once again been listed among the top firms in the annual analytical publication Ukrainian Law Firms 2025: A Handbook for Foreign Clients.