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Senior Associate
Khrystyna Shvab is a Senior Associate at AVELLUM’s dispute resolution practice with a primary focus on litigation.
Khrystyna advises Ukrainian and international clients on various matters related to corporate, finance and family disputes, as well as disputes with state authorities.
Master of Laws degree (with honours), 2020, Ukrainian Catholic University
AVELLUM and Debevoise & Plimpton successfully represent Fifth President of Ukraine in English High Court
Defended the interests of an Australian investor in a dispute over the shares in limited liability companies
Advised Argus Media Ltd on the acquisition of Agritel International, a subsidiary of Agritel, an expert provider of information, consulting, and forecasting on agricultural and agro-industrial markets
We invite you to join the “Interim Measures in Disputes: Practical Strategies for Business” webinar on 25 June at 15:00. Date: 25 JuneTime: 15:00–17:00Format: OnlineLanguage: UkrainianParticipation: Free of charge, registration requiredRegistration due to link: https://forms.gle/fhzHoKXxZAmaULGo9 Interim measures are often a critical tool for preserving assets, mitigating risks, and ensuring the effective enforcement of future court […]
We invite you to join the “Mastering Settlement Agreements: From Conflict to Closure” webinar on 16 June, at 2:30 p.m. (Kyiv time). Settlement in international arbitration is not only a commercial but also an important legal decision. Settlement negotiations require balancing business interests, procedural strategy, and considerations of future enforcement. During the webinar, international arbitration […]
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 […]
Changes to international arbitration regime in Ukraine
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