International legal practice with a Ukrainian foundation
Founded in Ukraine and working internationally, our team supports businesses operating across borders where transactions, operations and disputes extend beyond a single jurisdiction, legal system or regulatory framework.
We advise on the legal and commercial aspects of transport, asset ownership, cargo flows, financing, insurance and compliance. RABOMIZO supports clients at different stages of business activity – from structuring and negotiation to operational support and dispute resolution.
By combining sector knowledge with clear legal strategy and coordinated execution, we help clients navigate complexity, manage risk and maintain control in demanding cross-border environments.
in Shipping, Arbitration & Trade Law
LMAA, LCIA, GAFTA, FOSFA, Swiss & ad hoc proceedings
EU, UK, Black Sea, Mediterranean, Central Asian and Middle Eastern jurisdictions
EN, FR, IT, EL, UK, RU
We do not approach matters as isolated legal questions.
We approach them as part of a business that operates across borders, under pressure, and in real time.
Our role is to bring structure into complexity – aligning legal strategy with commercial reality and execution. We focus on what matters: risk, timing, leverage and outcome.
We stay close to the matter, involved at every stage, and build solutions that work not only on paper, but in practice.
We work closely with business owners and management teams who value clarity, responsiveness and direct communication. Many of our clients turn to us not only for legal expertise, but because we understand the commercial context in which they operate and can translate complexity into practical decisions. Our role extends beyond legal advice – we help maintain direction, consistency and control throughout the matter.
Ukraine has adopted Law No. 4856-IX “On Amendments to Certain Laws of Ukraine Regarding the Expansion of the Competence of International Arbitration” dated 28 April 2026, which introduces important changes to the legal framework for international arbitration in Ukraine.
On 7 April 2026, the Ministry for Development of Communities and Territories of Ukraine published for public discussion a draft Cabinet of Ministers resolution intended to implement article 27 of the Law of Ukraine “On Seaports of Ukraine”
The use of new technologies in contemporary armed conflicts creates new challenges for international humanitarian law. In particular, this concerns the deployment of unmanned systems/vehicles (drones)
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