Avellum

Real Estate & Construction, Infrastructure, Land

Maksym Maksymenko is a Partner at AVELLUM and the Head of Real Estate and Infrastructure.

Influential agricultural producers, developers, financial institutions, lodging companies, oil&gas companies, port operators, and retailers follow Maksym’s business-oriented advice on all land, construction, real estate, infrastructure and subsoil use matters, which helps them to triumph over the competitors.

Maksym acted on 1,100+ real estate and infrastructure projects over the last 16 years.

Moreover, Maksym is a regular contributor to the various working groups in the Ukrainian Parliament, the Ministry of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture of Ukraine, and the State Service of Ukraine for Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre. For two years in a row, he also gave lectures at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.

Maksym devoted his PhD thesis to optimisation of land use structure in Ukraine. Maksym aimed to facilitate such land use, which will streamline the economic growth for the benefit of Ukrainian society with minimal negative impact on the environment.

Up and coming lawyer for Real Estate in Ukraine Chambers Europe Highly regarded practitioner for Project Development in Ukraine IFLR 1000 Next Generation Partner for Real Estate & Construction in Ukraine Legal500 One of just three rising stars in Ukrainian jurisdiction by Rising Stars Awards 2020 EUROPE, powered by IFLR, Euromoney Legal Media Group. Notable practitioner for Real Estate, Construction, Land and Infrastructure in Ukraine Ukrainian Law Firms Recommended lawyer for Real Estate, Land Use and Zoning Law in Ukraine Best Lawyers

English, Ukrainian, Russian

Admitted to the Bar since 2015 (Kyiv Regional Bar Association) Head of the Agricultural Law Committee of Ukrainian Bar Association Member of the Public Council at the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine

PhD, 2013, the Law Department of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Master of Laws degree, 2010, the Law Department of Taras Shevchenko Kyiv National University