📰Dear Friends, we are pleased to share a new article on the procedural peculiarities of using legal expert opinions by Ukrainian courts prepared by AGA Partners associates Anastasiia Shevchuk and Vasyl Radetskyi exclusively for LIGA ZAKON. Our colleagues have analyzed the regulatory grounds for using an expert opinion in the field of law and the conclusions of the Grand Chamber of the Supreme Court on this subject. We have also prepared practical advice that will help in the procedure of selecting an expert and preparing an expert opinion in the field of law. ➡️Read at the link: http://surl.li/wbkwyj (Ukrainian only)
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