Pharmaceuticals & Life Sciences
Market authorisation and product registration, distribution and promotion rules, clinical trial agreements, pricing and reimbursement, and the licensing regime for manufacture and wholesale.
Sector matters because the regulatory question changes with it. These are the industries where we have the deepest files and the longest client relationships.
Every one of these industries is regulated in Ukraine in a way that differs from its treatment elsewhere in Europe. Knowing the general corporate position is not sufficient — the licensing, pricing and compliance rules are sector-specific, and they are where transactions and operations actually run into difficulty.
Market authorisation and product registration, distribution and promotion rules, clinical trial agreements, pricing and reimbursement, and the licensing regime for manufacture and wholesale.
Development and outsourcing contracts, intellectual property assignment from contractors, the Diia City regime, data protection and the permanent establishment question that follows distributed teams.
Site acquisition and title verification, land designation, construction permitting, development and contractor agreements, and commercial leasing for occupiers and landlords.
Fund and holding structures, shareholder and investment agreements, portfolio acquisitions and exits, and the regulatory treatment of cross-border capital flows.
Advertising compliance and comparative claims, content licensing and rights clearance, sponsorship and talent agreements, and unfair competition disputes over trade dress.
Importer and distributor arrangements, dealer networks, homologation and technical regulation, product liability and warranty exposure, and customs valuation.
Regulatory authorisation and reporting, financial monitoring and sanctions compliance, loan and security documentation, and enforcement against collateral.
Supply and distribution networks, foreign trade contracts and currency control, customs classification and valuation, consumer protection and e-commerce compliance.
Patent and know-how protection, technology transfer and licensing, R&D collaboration agreements, and the tax treatment of royalties and intangibles.
A generalist can incorporate a company in any sector. What a generalist cannot do is tell a pharmaceutical client which promotional activity will attract regulator attention, or warn an automotive importer that its dealer agreement contains a territorial restriction the Antimonopoly Committee has pursued before.
That knowledge comes from repetition. Where we have it, we say so. Where we do not, we bring in someone who does rather than learning at your cost.
The authority that matters to you depends on your sector, and foreign clients frequently discover the relevant one late. This is the short version — which body you will be dealing with, and on what.
If your industry is not listed, ask anyway — the underlying corporate, tax and regulatory work is the same, and we will tell you candidly where our experience ends.