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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22.10.2018
Anna Ogrenchuk took part in the Charity Evening of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy
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26.06.2018
Anna Ogrenchuk took part in the First Charity Evening "Anne of Kyiv. The New Millennium"
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7.04.2018
LCF Advisor Oleksandr Biryukov participates in the development of the Bankruptcy Code
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21.02.2018
Open lecture by Anna Ogrenchuk at Legal High School
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6.09.2017
LCF acted as the main partner of a unique art exhibition in the parliament Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine
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17.07.2017
Yulia Atamanova supports The Mini-Moot of the second Jessup Summer School
Anna Ogrenchuk took part in Kyiv-Mohyla Academy Charity Evening
Anna Ogrenchuk participated in the Charity Evening of the National University of “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy”, held on October 21, 2018. The charity evening was held to support talented students and tutors of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy and the development of the new university programs.
Anna took part in a charity auction and bought the work “Photocopies. The fruits of the earth” of Igor Gaidai, the well-known Ukrainian photorapher. The charity auction is part of the fundraising campaign of the university aimed at improving the quality of education, developing science and empowering young people to pursue education at the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.
Anna Ogrenchuk took part in the First Charity Evening “Anne of Kyiv. The New Millennium”
Anna Ogrenchuk participated in the First Charity Evening “Anne of Kyiv. The New Millennium”, held on June 26, 2018 at the National Conservation Area “Sophia of Kyiv”. Anna joined a charity auction and bought the “name bricks.”
The fundrising campaign “Anne of Kyiv. The New Millennium” is aimed at developing Anne of the Kyiv Cultural Center and restoration of the Church of St. Borys and Glib in Senlis, France.
LCF Advisor Oleksandr Biryukov participates in the development of the Bankruptcy Code
The development of the Bankruptcy Code should start with the introduction of modern approaches and solve a number of topical problems in the area of bankruptcy, restoration of solvency, as well as introduction of the concept of bankruptcy of an individual.
With the support of international and non-governmental organisations, a group of professionals is working on a draft of the Bankruptcy Code for submission to the parliament, Verkhovna Rada, of Ukraine for consideration.
Open lecture by Anna Ogrenchuk at Legal High School
Anna Ogrenchuk held an open lecture at the Legal High School on procedural innovations in the Civil Procedure Code. In particular, Anna talked about the new procedural possibilities of the Institute of Legal Experts.
LCF acted as the main partner of a unique art exhibition in the parliament Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine
LCF acted as the main partner of a unique art exhibition in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on the subject of land. This continuation to the art project “Land Response” was implemented to attract the attention of parliamentarians and the general public to the problem of unrestrained land market in Ukraine. The exhibition was of particular importance as it took place on the centennial anniversary of the Soviet Decree on Land which created a nationwide land fund.
Yulia Atamanova supports The Mini-Moot of the second Jessup Summer School
LCF supported the second summer school, which took place in July 2017 within the framework of the contest in judiciary debates named after Philip Jessup. Yulia Atamanova, counsel at LCF, acted as a judge during the debate. Support for this competition allowed students from various universities to gain experience in court debates and prepare for participation in the main competition.