Dmytro Marchukov

Dmytro Marchukov is Partner at IMPACTA LAW and Co-Head of the firm’s Cross-Border Litigation practice group. Throughout his professional career spanning for over 20 years, Dmytro has represented sovereigns, corporates and private clients in numerous kinds of dispute resolution including national and cross-border litigation, transnational insolvency and receivership, asset tracing and recovery, fraud investigation, enforcement of mortgages and pledges (including against shareholdings in Ukrainian companies), contentious inheritance and divorce, commercial and investment arbitration under the major institutional and ad hoc rules, as well as recognition and enforcement of foreign judicial and arbitral awards. He sat as an arbitrator and frequently acts as the Ukrainian law expert in civil and criminal proceedings in the United States, the United Kingdom, British Virgin Islands, Monaco, Cyprus and Switzerland, as well as in the arbitration proceedings under the ICSID and the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) rules. The projects Dmytro has worked on have a wide industrial coverage, including agriculture, energy, defense and military cooperation, banking and financial services. Dmytro has been consistently recognized by reputable international rankings (including The Legal500, Chambers and Lexology) as a leading professional in cross-border and domestic dispute resolution, arbitration, and asset recovery.

Dmytro Marchukov is Partner at IMPACTA LAW and Co-Head of the firm’s Cross-Border Litigation practice group. Throughout his professional career spanning for over 20 years, Dmytro has represented sovereigns, corporates and private clients in numerous kinds of dispute resolution including national and cross-border litigation, transnational insolvency and receivership, asset tracing and recovery, fraud investigation, enforcement of mortgages and pledges (including against shareholdings in Ukrainian companies), contentious inheritance and divorce, commercial and investment arbitration under the ma...