Marina Mkrtchieva

Marina Mkrtchieva is a graduate of the prestigious Kyiv Law University, class of 2017. Her entry into the legal profession was immediately marked by significant success, leading to her recognition as a distinguished member of the International Bar Association (IBA) and inclusion in the prestigious “Top 30 Lawyers Under 30” list, a testament to her exceptional legal abilities and early career achievements.

Marina possesses extensive and profound experience in handling extradition cases, as well as representing clients before the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) and Interpol. She skillfully navigates the complex interplay of international legal frameworks and national jurisdictions, achieving effective client protection in highly complex cases.

Known for her deep understanding and application of international criminal law norms, Marina has made a significant contribution to the development of EU legislation in human rights regulation. Her work extends beyond theoretical constructs—she has actively participated in implementing these crucial EU standards in Eastern European countries, bridging the gap between legislative development and practical application.

Her specialization also encompasses robust defense in cases related to white-collar crimes, corruption, and politically motivated charges. In these areas, Marina combines meticulous legal research, strategic case construction, and a deep understanding of international legal nuances, offering her clients powerful defense against complex accusations.

Marina’s career is distinguished not only by her professional expertise but also by her unwavering commitment to the principles of justice, the rule of law, and human rights. Her approach to law is characterized by a blend of rigorous analysis, empathetic understanding of clients’ situations, and a persistent pursuit of fair and equitable solutions.

As a model of legal prowess and integrity, Marina Mkrtchieva embodies the highest ideals of the legal profession, providing her clients with unsurpassed representation in the complex and ever-changing field of international criminal law.