Ukraine: International Law

The International Compensation Commission for Ukraine (ICCU) represents a groundbreaking mechanism to address nearly $600 billion in reconstruction costs stemming from Russia's invasion. With 35 signatories and growing momentum toward ratification, this Council of Europe-backed body is expected to become fully operational by late 2026 or early 2027. Crowell & Moring leverages over 25 years of international claims experience to guide individuals, businesses, and entities through the complex process of regist

Since the early 1990s, over 3,500 Turkish companies have established operations in Ukraine, with 92% remaining active despite ongoing conflict. These firms span critical sectors from infrastructure...

On 14 October 2025, the Trade Component Association Committee (TCAC) endorsed a decision to diminish and abolish import duties pursuant to the Article 29 (4) of the Association Agreement between...

The International Compensation Commission for Ukraine (ICCU) represents a groundbreaking mechanism to address nearly $600 billion in reconstruction costs stemming from Russia's invasion. With 35 signatories and growing momentum toward ratification, this Council of Europe-backed body is expected to become fully operational by late 2026 or early 2027. Crowell & Moring leverages over 25 years of international claims experience to guide individuals, businesses, and entities through the complex process of regist

During Paris Arbitration Week, the firm, together with the Ukrainian Arbitration Association (UAA), hosted a panel discussion titled "Ukraine in Focus: Investment into Post War Reconstruction, Contracts, and Disputes."

The Ukrainian government has simplified the procedure for obtaining permits and conclusions for international transfers of military and dual-use goods under international treaties with Ukraine.