Symphony is a unique blend of predominantly a dispute resolution practice undertaking various commercial litigation, arbitration, contentious insolvency and asset tracing matters, but it also undertakes specific non-contentious work such as corporate, family, immigration, property, tax and structuring. Why Symphony?

1. The founding partner is a lawyer to the bone, but also a musician due to her background classical music training in violin, piano and guitar. Aside from law, she has many hobbies including theatre, ballet, sport and fashion, but music is her real passion. Elena believes that by blending hobbies and by following your passion you can excel in your profession. Elena is known for excellent drafting and building strategies as well as for being conservative and even pedantic when it comes to the rule of law and compliance, but she is also known for using creative approach, and part of that success is that there is always classical or modern rock music on the background, whether it is Vivaldi, Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Linkin Park, Oasis or The Beatles.

2. The word “symphony” means harmony, which the world needs right now. There are too many conflicts around the globe, and we at Symphony strictly do not support any aggression or violence regardless of the reasons.

3. At Symphony we do not differentiate by nationalities, we treat people with respect regardless of where they come from. Emotional intelligence, straight talking and robust fairness in approaching business and personal matters is one of the reasons why Elena is popular and has large networks of contacts from different cultural backgrounds.

4. At Symphony we do not believe in senseless conflicts, we believe that Russian and Ukrainian historical and cultural ties are unbreakable, and we are the first law firm delivering this social message in the City, and we want to bring peace.

5. And it does not stop at the human level. Elena has a keen interest in animals and she has been working for many years supporting various charities helping resolve the problem with stray animals in deprived countries. In her home town this problem is almost resolved, and she has been supporting multiple animal charities in Ukraine and in other parts of the world. Symphony pledges that 10% of its net profits will be donated on continuing the work helping and rescuing stray animals worldwide.