Background
Logush, Lyubov was born on June 24, 1951 in Lviv, Ukraine.
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Lyubov Logush
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Lviv University Law Faculty (1974. Doctor of Philosophy Law, candidate, 1992). Kharkov Law Institute (Post Graduate Program, 1978, 1989).
Fordham University School of Law, New York (attended Master of Laws Program, 1992-1993).
Spoken languages: English, Ukrainian, Russian and Polish.
Career
Worked at Logush, Borsuk, Bronfman & Kalishevych (Kiev) specializing in Commercial and Trade Law and Contracts. Foreign Investment and Joint Ventures. Privatization; Taxation and Finance.
Project Finance and Investment.
Real Estate Transactions and Development, including Industrial Property. Intellectual and Industrial Property Protection.
Commercial, Civil, and Criminal Dispute Resolution and Indemnity. Labor, Employment, Pension, Benefits Law.
Agricultural and Agribusiness Law and Regulations.
Legislative Environment, Administrative and Regulatory Law. Licensing, Registration, Government Contracts. Legal Counsel on Ukrainian Law, Decrees and Regulations and On-going Comprehensive Legal Serving.
Admitted to the bar, 1975, Lviv and all courts of the Ukraine.
Lecturer in Law: Lviv University. Graduate School of Business Administration, Fordham University.
Company-Translator: "United States Uniform Commercial Code," in Ukrainian, Lviv University Press, 1994. "German Commercial Code," in Ukrainian, Lviv University Press, 1993.
Author: "Defense of Legal Rights of United States Agricultural Workers and Implications for Ukraine," Ukrayinske Pravo, 1993.
Company-Author: "Overview of United States Uniform Commercial Code," Lviv University Press, 1992. "The United States Uniform Commercial Code - Implications for Ukraine"s Future Commercial Code," Ukrayinske Pravo (the journal of the Ministry of Justice and the Ukrainian Bar Association published monthly in Kiev). "Farming in Ukraine - Legal Foundations," Ukrayinske Pravo, 1993.
Company-Editor and Company-Author: "Prefaces" of the multivolume series "Major Legislation of Ukraine," Lviv University Press, Issue I: Laws Governing Foreign Economic Activity, 1992.
Member: Lviv Collegium of Advocates. Union of Advocates of Ukraine (Ukrainian Bar Association).
American Bar Association. International Bar Association.
Ukrainian-American Bar Association (Representative, Ukrainian Bar Association to United States).
(Chairperson, Board of Partners, Head of Kiev Office). Our law firm was one of the first private law firms in Ukraine to be formed under the new Law Concerning the Advocature and the first to open a second office. Its Lviv office draws upon a long pre-Soviet tradition of legal practice in western Ukraine and serves the region.
The Kiev office serves clients in the capital and represents their interests before all government ministries and agencies as well as all courts, including the Supreme Court of Ukraine and arbitration courts.
The firm has close relations with law firms in other major cities of Ukraine, the United States and Canada, Europe and Israel. Our firm and our attorneys are advocates, licensed by the Ministry of Justice.
Unlike other categories of attorneys, as advocates we have enhanced access to government agencies and we are legally licensed to represent our client interests directly before all civil, arbitration and criminal courts of Ukraine. Our firm was among the very first few firms to be listed in the authoritative Martindale-Hubbell International Directory.
Achievements
Membership
Member: Lviv Collegium of Advocates. Union of Advocates of Ukraine (Ukrainian Bar Association). American Bar Association.
International Bar Association.
Ukrainian-American Bar Association (Representative, Ukrainian Bar Association to United States). (Chairperson, Board of Partners, Head of Kiev Office).
