What the webinar is about

The event is organised jointly with the Federation of Employers of Ukraine (FEU), a national organisation representing the interests of more than 3,000 enterprises across Ukraine.

A FREE SERVICE FOR FEU MEMBERS

A checklist of the documents that confirm a transaction was real, and an express analysis of the existing file on one counterparty of the company.

How to obtain the service: after the webinar leave a request through the FEU or write to [email protected] marking it "FEU" and naming the webinar. The service is provided to FEU members free of charge, in the scope set out in the programme, with an NDA signed where needed

The webinar is for you if at least one of these is your question

Your company performs, or has performed, contracts paid from the budget: supplies, works, services.

You have won tenders with the only bid or at a price above the "market average".

Your contracts were signed directly during the war, without competitive procedures.

You have already had requests about the pricing of the contracts you performed.

You are an officer of the contracting authority and approved prices or signed acts.

Programme

State contracts as the largest category of cases at the State Bureau of Investigation and the National Police: billions of hryvnias of loss in the first months of 2026 alone.

The typical narratives: the director knew that the cost exceeded average market prices but signed the documents (Article 364), the contractor submitted inflated calculations and the official approved them (part 5 of Article 191).

How the "average market price" is fixed after the event: expert examinations, monitoring, and why they are open to challenge.

Why a signature on an act is the main piece of evidence and who answers in the chain of approvals.

A documentary file showing the price was a market one at the moment of the deal: commercial offers, analysis of the market, justifications, price information certificates.

Retrospective checks of performed contracts years after the payment.

The liability of the contractor and of the client: how the risk is shared and how each of them defends itself.

Speaker of the webinar

Daria Svystula

Managing partner, attorney at law

Defends business owners, entrepreneurs and senior executives, their assets and their reputation, in economic crime proceedings. Represents senior state officials in cases investigated by the NABU and the SAPO. 16 years in the law. Founded PROCTOR law firm in 2023.

Lawyer profile

A state contract under retrospective review: an inflated price as seen by the police, the State Bureau of Investigation and the prosecutors