Nataliia Kviatkivska is an associate at AVELLUM’s Real Estate and Infrastructure Practice. Nataliia provides comprehensive legal support to Ukrainian and international clients on land, real estate, construction, and infrastructure matters. Her background also includes providing consultations on energy law, dispute resolution, and subsoil use.
NATALIIA KVIATKIVSKA
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EDUCATION AND BAR ADMISSIONS
Master of Laws (with honours), 2023, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
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RECENT EXPERIENCE
Advised an international investor on the establishment of an industrial park in Ukraine
Advised the client on leasing of state property, including auction procedure
Advised the client on public-private partnership regulation
Advised the client on licensing of energy storage activity
Assisted a leading Ukrainian developer in the renewal of lease agreements for municipally owned land plots
Assisted the client in challenging a decision of a public authority restricting the client’s right to develop a land plot
Conducted due diligence on land plots before their potential acquisition by the client
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