Tetiana Nekrasova Attorney, PhD in Law

Legal counsel for decisions that shape your business

Strategic legal advisory for companies operating across borders. Investments, corporate structures, regulatory exposure — where the stakes are real and precision matters.

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Tetiana Nekrasova
20+ years of practice
3+ jurisdictions
PL / UA / EN working languages

Businesses don't seek legal counsel when everything is running smoothly. They reach out when a deal worth millions needs scrutiny, when a contract raises red flags, or when a regulator rewrites the rules mid-game. When an investment demands due diligence, a corporate structure no longer reflects reality, and a foreign partner expects guarantees that can't be improvised. These are the moments that call for someone who understands transaction mechanics, knows the realities of multiple jurisdictions, and doesn't shy away from hard answers. Someone who sees risk before it becomes a crisis — and knows how to contain it.

Services

01

You're entering an investment or launching a project abroad

Before capital starts working, someone needs to verify the ground is solid. I conduct due diligence, review transaction structures, and assess legal and regulatory risks in the target jurisdiction. I support negotiations with partners, prepare investment documentation, and make sure the project structure protects the client's interests — not just on paper.

02

Your company operates across multiple jurisdictions at once

International contracts, import-export operations, partnerships with foreign entities — each element is subject to different rules and generates different risks. I help structure operations to meet the requirements of all parties while minimizing legal exposure. I work across Polish, Ukrainian, and European legal frameworks — and I understand where those systems diverge.

03

You're facing a dispute, a conflict, or regulatory pressure

Not every dispute needs to go to court — but every one requires a strategy. I represent clients in commercial and administrative disputes, lead settlement negotiations, and help manage situations where a regulator imposes demands that can change the rules of the game. My role is to build the client's position before the situation spirals.

04

Your corporate structure is growing faster than your control over risk

Business expansion, new entities, board changes, investor entry — each of these shifts creates new exposure points. I help organize corporate structures, prepare governance documentation, implement compliance mechanisms, and ensure that management decisions rest on solid legal ground. Order in structure is not a formality — it is protection against consequences.

05

Your intellectual assets need protection that works in practice

Trademarks, technologies, know-how, licensing agreements — the value of these assets depends on how well they're secured. I help protect intellectual property in the context of real transactions: market entry, business sales, partnerships with technology players. It's not about registration for its own sake — it's about making sure protection holds where it actually matters.

How I work

Risk analysis

Every matter begins with identifying points of risk — legal, regulatory, and commercial. Not to multiply caveats, but so the client makes decisions with full awareness of the consequences. A risk map is the foundation of every step that follows.

Working ahead of events

I act before a situation demands reaction. I monitor regulatory shifts that may affect the client, identify weak points in documentation and structures, and recommend action before a problem materializes. One correction today is worth more than a dispute six months from now.

Clear communication

The client always knows where things stand, what has been done, and what comes next. I don't bury risks in footnotes or write opinions no one will read. Every recommendation is framed so it can be acted on — not followed by more questions.

Accountability for decisions

The recommendations I give carry consequences — and I am aware of that. I don't present a list of options for the client to evaluate alone. I point to a direction, explain the reasoning, and take responsibility for what I recommend. That is how I understand the role of a lawyer in business.

Blog

8 stycznia 2026

Due Diligence: Co każdy inwestor powinien wiedzieć

Due diligence to kompleksowa weryfikacja prawna, finansowa i biznesowa przedmiotu inwestycji. Pomimo pozornej oczywistości, wielu inwestorów lekceważy ten etap, co…

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8 stycznia 2026

Due Diligence: Co każdy inwestor powinien wiedzieć

Due diligence to kompleksowa weryfikacja prawna, finansowa i biznesowa przedmiotu inwestycji. Pomimo pozornej oczywistości, wielu inwestorów lekceważy ten etap, co…

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Kluczowe aspekty prawne przy prowadzeniu biznesu międzynarodowego

W warunkach globalizacji gospodarki ukraiński biznes coraz częściej wychodzi na rynki międzynarodowe. Jednak skuteczna działalność zagraniczna wymaga nie tylko strategii…

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