INTEGRITES is happy to announce the promotion of Mr. Volodymyr Pavlenko to a partner of the Litigation Practice and appointment of a new counsel Andriy Haichenko. Volodymyr will primarily focus on further litigation practice development and contribute to the success of the Kyiv Dispute Resolution Practice, which already includes four partners and four counsels specializing in international arbitration, commercial mediation, tax and IP litigation, white collar crime, and the asset tracing department.
Volodymyr joined INTEGRITES as a counsel, after heading the commercial disputes department at KPMG Ukraine. Volodymyr has over 10 years of extensive experience in bankruptcy litigation, mainly representing leading banks in Ukraine, business owners, international companies and institutions. Among his key clients are the National Bank of Ukraine, Piraeus Bank, Alfa Bank, VTB Bank, Kviza-Trade, AVEC Corporation, Kyiv-Atlantic Group, the Individual Deposit Guarantee Fund, UkrAVTO Corporation.
Volodymyr Pavlenko holds a Master of Law Degree from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and a Master of Business Administration Degree from MIM-Kyiv. Moreover, he is a licensed liquidator and a qualified Ukrainian advocate.
INTEGRITES new counsel Andriy Haichenko also has significant experience of judicial work in the banking sphere. Andriy headed the legal departments of the top Ukrainian banks, representing their interests in matters related to credit relations, financial fraud, disputes with state bodies, labor disputes, and also in criminal proceedings for economic crimes. Mr. Haichenko is an expert at cooperation with arbitration courts and bodies of the State Executive Service of Ukraine, as well as the member of the Presidium of the Arbitration Chamber of Ukraine and the Chairman of the permanent Arbitration Court at the National Banking Association.
Andriy Haichenko studied the law at the Interregional Academy of Personnel Management, holds a Master’s Degree in Law and has been working as a lawyer since 2005.
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