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Lawyer, Shkrebets and Partners
Sofiia Nechyporenko is a lawyer at Shkrebets & Partners, supporting the firm’s partners at every stage of a case. Her work combines the preparation of case materials with in-depth legal research and analysis, grounded in a clear understanding of the client’s problem, systematic thinking and precision.
Ms Nechyporenko’s research covers the adaptation of Ukraine’s agricultural sector to EU legislation, state regulation of artificial intelligence in a comparative perspective (USA, EU, China), and cooperation between Ukrainian courts and the International Criminal Court in war crimes investigations. A separate focus is the practice of the Supreme Court of Ukraine in distinguishing between the elements of criminal offences.
She holds a Master of Laws with honours and is a PhD candidate at the Department of Agrarian and Land Law, Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University. A working command of German (C1), French and English (B2) enables direct work with foreign sources and comparative legal analysis.
