UK-Ukraine English Law Forum Membership

The UK-Ukraine English Law Forum brings together the legal communities, firms, and institutions from the UK and Ukraine to strengthen legal and commercial ties, recognising the rule of law as a cornerstone for investor confidence and sustainable growth in both countries.

Backed by both governments and shaped by its members, the Forum provides a structured platform to address legal and regulatory barriers to growth in Ukraine, share expertise, and develop practical, market-led solutions that support sustainable growth and recovery. Drawing on the experience of both jurisdictions, including established legal approaches reflected in English law, the Forum turns dialogue into lasting reforms, partnerships and outcomes for Ukraine's legal environment.

Benefits of Membership

Shape: participate in focused working groups on issues raised through the Forum and contribute to guidance, positions and recommendations that can inform wider sector and institutional discussions.
Access: Engage in closed roundtables and discussions with senior stakeholders across government, judiciary, business and institutions.
Connect: Gain access to a trusted network of legal professionals,
firms and institutions, creating opportunities for professional exchange partnerships and cross-border collaboration.
Grow: Build your visibility and profile across the UK-Ukraine legal sector and position yourself at the forefront of a fast developng legal and commercial relationship.

Membership Categories and Rates

Founding members
Members include UK and Ukrainian law firms and practices. These organisations will play a leading role in shaping the Forum's priorities and discussions as founding members of the forum.

Membership of the forum is available at the following annual rates (exclusive of VAT):

UK law firms and Practices £2950

Ukrainian law firms and practices £9950

Individual members
Individual members include senior practitioners, consultants, academics, legal professionals. Individual members will contribute their expertise to Forum discussions and working groups.

Membership of the forum is available at the following annual rates (exclusive of VAT):

Individual membership £1950

Institutional members
Institutional members will include government bodies and representative organisations. They will provide a strategic relationship helping to strengthen the Forum's impact and reach.

Institutional members will become members by agreement with the Forum Director

Corporate and Sector Partners
Corporates, financial institutions and industry bodies will be invited to engage with Forum members and stakeholders through participation in discussions and events.

If you are interested in becoming a corporate partner please contact the Forum Director

Joining the UK-Ukraine English Law Forum

Organisations and individuals interested in joining the UK-Ukraine English Law Forum are invited to contact:

Maria Tymofienko, Forum Director

m.tymofiienko@biicl.org

Membership applications will be reviewed by the Forum Director and Secretariat.

Forum Members

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