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IMPACTA LAW Webinar “Damages Caused by russian Aggression: Practical Steps for Businesses”

06/ 11/ 2026
  When: 18.11.2026 (THURSDAY), 11:00 – 13:30 Format: Online (MS TEAMS) Registration Join IMPACTA LAW for a practical webinar to get a clear action plan in the event of damage to your business and learn about the compensation mechanisms available today. We will examine the key legal and practical aspects of obtaining compensation, including the steps to take if business operations are suspended or assets are damaged, as well as tax and employment challenges arising from russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine. Areas of focus Damages: how to document them Specific considerations for property owners and tenants Force majeure: how does it work during wartime? Tax and employment aspects The Register of Damage for Ukraine Compensation for losses through national courts The State Register of Damage and state compensation programmes Speakers Oleksandr Onishchenko, Partner, Head of Dispute Resolution Practice, IMPACTA LAW Serhii Uvarov, Partner, Co-Head of Cross-Border Dispute Resolution Practice, IMPACTA LAW Inna Kostrytska, Counsel, Head of Employment Law Practice, IMPACTA LAW Tetiana Storozhuk, Counsel, Real Estate, Construction and Infrastructure Law Practice, IMPACTA LAW Daryna Vasylieva, Senior Associate, International Arbitration Practice, IMPACTA LAW Mykola Yerema, Senior Associate, Dispute Resolution Practice, IMPACTA LAW Kostiantyn Kharchenko, Senior Associate, Tax and Customs Law Practice, IMPACTA LAW  The language of the event is Ukrainian. The link to the webinar will be sent only to the registered participants.

When: 18.11.2026 (THURSDAY), 11:00 – 13:30

Format: Online (MS TEAMS)

Registration

Join IMPACTA LAW for a practical webinar to get a clear action plan in the event of damage to your business and learn about the compensation mechanisms available today.

We will examine the key legal and practical aspects of obtaining compensation, including the steps to take if business operations are suspended or assets are damaged, as well as tax and employment challenges arising from russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine.

Areas of focus

  1. Damages: how to document them
  2. Specific considerations for property owners and tenants
  3. Force majeure: how does it work during wartime?
  4. Tax and employment aspects
  5. The Register of Damage for Ukraine
  6. Compensation for losses through national courts
  7. The State Register of Damage and state compensation programmes

Speakers

  • Oleksandr Onishchenko, Partner, Head of Dispute Resolution Practice, IMPACTA LAW
  • Serhii Uvarov, Partner, Co-Head of Cross-Border Dispute Resolution Practice, IMPACTA LAW
  • Inna Kostrytska, Counsel, Head of Employment Law Practice, IMPACTA LAW
  • Tetiana Storozhuk, Counsel, Real Estate, Construction and Infrastructure Law Practice, IMPACTA LAW
  • Daryna Vasylieva, Senior Associate, International Arbitration Practice, IMPACTA LAW
  • Mykola Yerema, Senior Associate, Dispute Resolution Practice, IMPACTA LAW
  • Kostiantyn Kharchenko, Senior Associate, Tax and Customs Law Practice, IMPACTA LAW 

The language of the event is Ukrainian. The link to the webinar will be sent only to the registered participants.

This material is provided by a member company or partner organization of the European Business Association as part of an informational collaboration. The Association is not responsible for the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the information presented. The views, opinions, and recommendations expressed in this material are solely those of the authors and do not reflect the official position of the European Business Association.

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