Critical Enterprise Status for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
Cost of services:
from 16,000 UAH
Obtaining the status of a critical enterprise
from 24,000 UAH
Keeping military records
from 25,000 UAH
Reservation of military personnel
Reviews of our Clients
L. Chervonyuk, LLC "Vitalux"
Vitalux company highly appreciates results of cooperation with Law firm “Pravova dopomoga”, can characterize it as a reliable partner and based on personal experience is ready to recommend it to interested persons...
General Manager Stashkevych I.Y., LLC “Trading company” Rud”
We would like to indicate that law firm "Pravova Dopomoga" has become a reliable partner for legal services provision and we can recommend it as a team of qualified professionals who are easy and pleasant to deal with
President Tedeev E.S., Ukrainian wrestling association
Ukrainian wrestling association would like to express its sincere appreciation to the team of Law firm "Pravova Dopomoga" for mutually beneficial cooperation
G. Zeynep Kucuk, SANOVEL ILAC SAN. ve TIC. A.S.
Helped with the liquidation of a foreign representative office in Ukraine
General director Skibinskiy V., Yokogawa Electric Ukraine Ltd.
Yokogawa Electric Ukraine Ltd. recommends Vladimir Gurlov and his team of lawyers as a reliable legal partner and advisor for foreign businesses in Ukraine...
Chief ophthalmologist of Ukraine, Oksana Vitovska, All-Ukrainian alliance of ophthalmologists
We would like to express sincere gratitute to the team of Law firm "Pravova dopomoga" and personally to Volodymyr Gurlov for professionalism and purposefulness in your work.
Partner, Denis Y. Lysenko, Vasil Kisil & Partners
... we would like to express our respect and gratitude for the fruitful cooperation.
... our work on joint projects assured us of your high level of professionalism
... our work on joint projects assured us of your high level of professionalism
General director I.Logvinenko , Bravo Airways
Bravo Airways company expresses its gratitude to law firm "Pravova Dopomoga" for high quality and timely provision of legal services.
For Ukrainian small and medium-sized businesses (hereinafter referred to as SMEs), critical enterprise status has transformed from an administrative option into a condition for survival. In teams of 10 to 50 people, the mobilization of even two or three key specialists — a chief engineer, a lead developer, or a logistics manager — leads to the paralysis of operational processes.
Unlike corporate giants, SMEs do not have a personnel reserve for the rapid replacement of highly specialized professionals. Obtaining critical status is the only path to staff deferment (bronyuvannya), allowing business owners to shift from "firefighting" mode to strategic planning.
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