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.

Over 2024-2025 the Supreme Court delivered several key rulings on supply contracts that in effect changed the standard of a "safe" contract. Companies still working from old templates lose disputes, even when they are right on the merits.

It is not about the judge. It is about the wording, which the court now reads differently.

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

When did your lawyer last update the supply contract template to match the current practice of the Supreme Court?

Do you know how the Supreme Court now reads the clause on the moment title passes, and what happens when the contract says nothing about it?

If your counterparty challenges a key term of the contract in court, are you sure the court will read it the way you do?

Which terms did the Supreme Court begin to treat as mandatory in supply contracts in 2025, and are they in your template?

Programme

Seven gaps in a supply contract that make a business lose disputes: real cases from practice

The current positions of the Supreme Court of 2024-2026 on supply contracts

Force majeure under martial law: when the court accepts it and when it rejects it

Liability for delivery deadlines and defence against the counterparty's penalty

An eighteen-point checklist for reviewing a supply contract: every participant receives the file

Q&A: answers to participants' questions and a review of specific situations

Speaker of the webinar

Svitlana Troshchynska

Senior Counsel, attorney at law

Heads the commercial and tax practice of PROCTOR law firm. Builds the legal architecture of the commercial and foreign trade activity of a company, from structuring deals and contracts with counterparties and state customers to representing the business in regulatory, commercial and tax disputes. The combination of commercial, tax and regulatory expertise protects the deals of a client both from conflicts with partners and from the claims of the state.

Lawyer profile

From gaps in the contract to the Supreme Court