ECHR Appeals for Corporate Entities

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg is the supreme international instance protecting the rights of not only individuals but also commercial companies and corporate entities. For Ukrainian businesses affected by unlawful state intervention in commercial activities, illegal pressure from law enforcement, groundless seizure of assets, or chronic non-execution of court decisions by state bodies, the ECHR is the last chance to protect their capital.

The main tool for protecting corporate rights in the ECHR is Article 1 of the First Protocol to the Convention, which guarantees the right of every natural and legal person to the peaceful possession of their property. The term 'property' covers not only real estate or cash but also business licenses, permits, corporate rights, promissory notes, and legitimate expectations of profit under active contracts.

Attorney Yuriy Kozachuk, Ph.D., offers an exclusive practice of preparing and supporting applications of legal entities to the ECHR. We conduct deep legal analytics, assess case admissibility for corporate subjects, and build impeccable legal positions with references to European precedents.

We support cases regarding compensation for colossal losses caused by illegal actions of state bodies, blocking of commercial activities, unlawful arrests of company property, or in disputes over prolonged non-execution of commercial court decisions against state-owned enterprises or authorities.

Submitting a complaint to the ECHR requires world-class legal expertise. Our scientific approach and practical experience guarantee maximum chances of winning in Strasbourg and receiving real financial compensations.