Mamunya IP's latest article, published in the 11th Edition of The Legal Industry Reviews, examines the proposed reform of Ukraine's trademark legislation, its alignment with EU standards, and the practical implications of the transition to an opposition-based trademark system for businesses and rights holders

Mamunya IP has contributed to the Ukraine chapter of the Chambers Trade Marks & Copyright Global Practice Guide, an international publication that provides practical insights into trademark and copyright protection across different jurisdictions.

The chapter offers a comprehensive analysis of patent disputes in Ukraine, focusing on the legal mechanisms available to rights holders and the practical aspects of protecting patent rights in the current legal environment.

Ganna Prokhorova and Oksana Padokh have contributed an article to Lexology, focusing on the development of art law in Ukraine and the evolving legal landscape surrounding the protection and circulation of artworks.

Ganna Prokhorova and Oksana Padokh contributed an article to the 8th edition of The Legal Industry Reviews, exploring Ukraine’s progress in aligning its intellectual property legislation with EU standards, key reforms, and the next steps in this process.

One of the most significant issues resulting from the adoption of the Law emerged in the field of patent law, largely due to the economic significance of sectors heavily dependent on patent protection.

Dmytro Stefanovych, Ganna Prokhorova and Ilona Boliubash address topics including the protection of intellectual property using trademark, copyright or design; privacy; product placement; and the protection of corporate image and reputation.

The Ukrainian art market has been gradually developing over the past years; however, it is still positioned at the fringes of the global scene and is hardly comparable to global market players

Ukraine is keeping pace and gradually changing its legal environment to regulate AI