Hillmont Partners – legal market leader

Hillmont is a leading law firm in one of the world’s most exciting markets.
We understand what it takes to thrive in a turbulent and dynamic environment, minimizing risk and maximizing reward for our clients.

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A rapidly evolving market creates a shifting framework for businesses and investors that renders traditional maps and models obsolete.
We have advised companies involved in complex restructuring processes, cross-border litigation and regulatory matters, giving us unique ability to adapt to change and gain a competitive advantage.

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Businesses Require Legal Certainty and Commercial Predictability

07 May 2025 The interview is published in the annual research report of Yurydychna Gazeta “Clients’ Choice. Top 100 Lawyers of Ukraine 2026” According to Valentyn Zasukha, Senior Partner at Hillmont Partners, investors in 2026 will analyse not only tax rates, but also the possibility of a quick exit from the business without toxic consequences. In his interview with Yurydychna Gazeta, Valentyn Zasukha discussed the risks he sees for investors, areas where the most significant transaction activity is expected, and whether there is competition between humans and AI.

Business vs. System: Legal Advice on How to Play by the Rules and Win

01 May 2025 The interview is published in the annual research report of Yurydychna Gazeta “Clients’ Choice. Top 100 Lawyers of Ukraine 2025” We spoke with Oleksii Miagkyi, Counsel in the White Collar Crime practice at Hillmont Partners, about the current challenges in business protection, the role of compliance, the impact of the war on the legal market and the prospects for development of WCC practice in Ukraine.

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EU Withdrawal from the Energy Charter Treaty: A Legal Minefield for Energy Investor

The European Union and several of its largest economies, including France, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, and Poland, have withdrawn from the Energy Charter Treaty. They claim the treaty is outdated and incompatible with their climate policies. Despite their exit, the treaty’s twenty-year sunset clause means investors can still bring claims against these states for decades.

Registration of Non-Residents in Ukraine

Today is the last day during which non-residents, who act in Ukraine through separate subdivisions and have a registered permanent establishment, can register with tax authorities and as a corporate income taxpayers.

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