Oleksandr Stadnyk is an Associate at AVELLUM’s dispute resolution practice.
Oleksandr advises international and Ukrainian clients in arbitration and cross-border disputes. He also provides advice in cases heard by Ukrainian courts.
OLEKSANDR STADNYK
Associate
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- EDUCATION AND BAR ADMISSION
Bachelor of Law degree, 2022, National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy
Master of Law degree, 2024, National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy - RECENT EXPERIENCE
Advised clients on various aspects of Ukrainian law in disputes before the English High Court of Justice
Assisted in the defence of a client, a Member of Parliament of Ukraine of the 9th convocation, a Lieutenant General of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the criminal case heard by the High Anticorruption Court
Advised one of the biggest charity funds and an affiliated civic organisation which support the Ukrainian Armed Forces in war with the russian federation on the purchase of various equipment, including, among others, armoured vehicles, armoured combat vehicles, heavy-weight tractors, ex-military cargo trucks, UAVs, drones, etc
Related materials
News
CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF UKRAINE REQUIRES PROOF OF TAXPAYER FAULT BEFORE IMPOSING SIGNIFICANT FINANCIAL SANCTIONS
Constitutional court of Ukraine requires proof of taxpayer fault before imposing significant financial sanctions
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AVELLUM advises Greenville and Nest Groups on sale of 105 MW solar power plant portfolio to Kyivstar
AVELLUM advises Greenville and Nest Groups on sale of 105 MW solar power plant portfolio to Kyivstar
Events
Interim measures in disputes: practical strategies for business
Interim measures in disputes: practical strategies for business
Events
Mastering Settlement Agreements: From Conflict to Closure
Mastering Settlement Agreements: From Conflict to Closure
Legal alerts
Ukrainian Government Takes Further Step Toward Liberalisation of Direct Bilateral Contracts for Distributed and Renewable Generation
On 20 May 2026, the Government of Ukraine adopted Resolution No. 644 “On Amendments to the Procedure for Conducting Electronic Auctions for the Sale of Electricity under Bilateral Agreements” (“Resolution”). The Resolution introduces a significant exemption from mandatory exchange-based trading, permitting producers of distributed generation and renewable energy sources (RES) to participate in regulated electronic […]
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