Elizaveta Ilyina - Intern at Fortior Law

Elizaveta Ilyina

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Education

Bachelor of International Law (2025), National University “Odessa Law Academy”

Languages

English
Ukrainian
Russian

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Specialisation

Elizaveta joined Fortior in 2024 as a Trainee. She assists lawyers with various tasks and actively participates in marketing and PR activities. Elizaveta has experience working in Ukrainian courts, collaborating with Ukrainian lawyers, and is the author of several scientific publications.

Ukrainian Litigation

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Publications

Participation of US and South American Companies in FOSFA Arbitration

Participation of US and South American Companies in FOSFA Arbitration

The Federation of Oils, Seeds and Fats Associations (FOSFA) is an international trade organisation founded in London in 1863 Learn more

Mandatory Injunctions in Cyprus

Mandatory Injunctions in Cyprus

A mandatory injunction is a type of court order that compels the respondent to take specific positive action, as opposed to a prohibitory injunction, which restrains them from doing something. Learn more

Anti-suit Injunctions in Cypriot Law

Anti-suit Injunctions in Cypriot Law

An Anti-suit injunction (ASI) is a judicial prohibition directed at a party, aimed at preventing the initiation or continuation of proceedings in a foreign jurisdiction Learn more

Challenging of Arbitral Awards in Ukraine

Challenging of Arbitral Awards in Ukraine

An arbitral award in international commercial arbitration is generally final and binding. However, Ukrainian legislation provides for the possibility of challenging (setting aside) it in court in exceptional cases. Learn more

Interim Measures in Support of Arbitration

Interim Measures in Support of Arbitration

Arbitration proceedings in complex commercial disputes may last for many months, or even years. During this time, a dishonest respondent will often attempt to evade enforcement of a future arbitral award – for example, by transferring their assets to other companies or disposing of the disputed property to third parties. Learn more

How Foreign Nationals Can Protect Their Interests in a Ukrainian Court

How Foreign Nationals Can Protect Their Interests in a Ukrainian Court

Has your company become involved in court proceedings in Ukraine, whether voluntarily or unexpectedly? To avoid losing your rights, it is essential to determine who will represent you, how to prepare the necessary documents, how interpretation works, and whether you can participate remotely. Learn more

Representation and Advisory in Foreign Proceedings Concerning Asset Attachment at the Request of the Ukrainian Prosecutor’s Office

Representation and Advisory in Foreign Proceedings Concerning Asset Attachment at the Request of the Ukrainian Prosecutor’s Office

If the Ukrainian Prosecutor’s Office initiates criminal proceedings, it does not necessarily mean your assets will remain untouched — even if they are located thousands of kilometres away from Ukraine. Learn more

How to Secure Evidence in Arbitration: Opportunities Offered by Ukrainian Courts

How to Secure Evidence in Arbitration: Opportunities Offered by Ukrainian Courts

In arbitration disputes involving substantial sums and international counterparties, the evidentiary foundation becomes the key to success. But what if the necessary witnesses or documents are located in Ukraine? In such cases, national legislation comes to the rescue. Learn more

Final Certificate of Quality: what every trader must know

Final Certificate of Quality: what every trader must know

The quality of goods is a critically important matter in any sale contract, regardless of the specific type of goods being supplied. Learn more

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