Pro Bono Projects
The concept of pro bono is an integral part of LCF’s philosophy: as part of the society we share the responsibility for its development and tackling of social problems. We support a variety of cultural and artistic initiatives, participate in perfecting legislation, promote improvement of legal culture and professional standards.
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8.07.2026
LCF Law Group Helps Service Member Defend His Right to Military Pay During Medical Treatment
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19.06.2026
Pro bono support for Ukrainian service members: three cases from LCF Law Group's practice
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21.07.2022
Help to Charitable Foundation Zaporuka
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21.06.2022
Help to the Kharkiv Regional Perinatal Center
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21.12.2021
LCF Law Group has defended the interests of Kyiv State Professional Choreographic College
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15.11.2019
LCF Law Group established a scholarship for the best lecturer of UCU Law School
LCF Law Group Helps Service Member Defend His Right to Military Pay During Medical Treatment
LCF Law Group represented a service member who did not receive military pay during an extended period of medical treatment. The LCF team challenged this inaction in court and established the client’s right to receive the unpaid military pay. The court of first instance upheld the claim. The military unit appealed, but the court of appeal dismissed the appeal. The Supreme Court declined to initiate cassation proceedings. Although the court decision was final, the client did not receive the funds for an extended period. The LCF team initiated enforcement proceedings to ensure compliance with the judgment.
Meanwhile, the service member continued to be denied military pay for a subsequent period of medical treatment. Because these payments were not included in the initial court decision, LCF lawyers filed a new claim. In the new claim, the team sought payment of military pay for the additional treatment period and compensation for income lost due to the delayed payment. The court fully supported the client’s position and granted the claim in full.
This pro bono case demonstrates the protection of service members’ rights to financial support during medical treatment. It also confirms that military units may be held responsible for both non-payment and the consequences of delayed payments.
The project was handled by the LCF Law Group team: Anastasiia Didenko, Counsel and Head of White-Collar Crime, Anti-Corruption & Compliance, and Danylo Makarenko, Junior Associate of LCF Law Group.
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Pro bono support for Ukrainian service members: three cases from LCF Law Group’s practice
While service members defend Ukraine, their legal issues require the same level of attention.
LCF Law Group shares three pro bono cases from its practice: establishing the paternity of a service member, supporting the family of a fallen defender in obtaining state assistance, and challenging a fine imposed on a service member while he was performing combat duties.
Although these matters differ in substance, they share the same purpose: protecting the rights of those who protect Ukraine, as well as the rights of their families.
LCF Law Group’s pro bono work is led by Anastasiia Didenko, Counsel. These cases were handled by Vladyslav Levchenko and Danylo Makarenko.
Read more via the link.
Help to Charitable Foundation Zaporuka
Today, the whole Ukraine is fighting with the occupier. But there are little warriors who have to fight another enemy – a serious illness. Charitable Foundation Zaporuka takes care of the children, and we have been helping it for several years.
To support the fighting spirit and give the little ones a little cheer, LCF provided kits for creativity – for everyone personally and in the psychology and rehabilitation office.
We wish all the children the soonest victory in their struggle!
Help to the Kharkiv Regional Perinatal Center
Life must go on under any circumstances. And especially in wartime, it is so important to maintain a new life.
LCF participated in the purchase of a transport closed incubator with a transport device for artificial lung ventilation for the Kharkiv Regional Perinatal Center as part of the Regional Clinical Hospital., which became critically necessary for the Center after February 24, 2022. This equipment allows babies to be safely moved to a basement or bomb shelter without losing temperature, which is critical for the premature babies. The equipment has uninterrupted power supply, is equipped with sensors, filters, breathing devices for newborns, so it supports the vital activity of the baby both during transportation and during stay in unsuitable rooms.
So, according to the management of the Center, today the delivery unit, neonatal resuscitation and the basement are fitted with all the equipment that saves children’s lives.
LCF Law Group has defended the interests of Kyiv State Professional Choreographic College
LCF Law Group has defended the interests of Kyiv State Professional Choreographic College in a dispute over debt collection. Supporting cultural projects is the part of LCF philosophy and has always been extremely important for the firm, so LCF associates acted on a pro bono basis in this case.
Kyiv State Professional Choreographic College is the only highly professional specialized institution in Ukraine, which provides targeted training of ballet dancers for the leading national opera and ballet theaters in Ukraine.
LCF Law Group established a scholarship for the best lecturer of UCU Law School
LCF Law Group established a scholarship for the best lecturer of the Ukrainian Catholic University Law School. The purpose of the scholarship is to support the development of legal education and research in Ukraine.
The sholarship received Kristina Dumych, PhD. in Law, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Law and Human Theory at the Ukrainian Catholic University. Kristina demonstrates excellence in teaching and actively collaborates with the professional community to organize student internships.
LCF Law Group Scholarship will facilitate Kristina’s research projects and provide an opportunity to attend a major international scientific conference.