Nataliya Yankovska

Email: nyankovska@pcb-byrne.com

t: 0203 675 5931
m: 07553103332

Languages: English, Ukranian, Russian

Nataliya is an associate in our commercial litigation department. She has extensive experience handling high-value and complex domestic and international commercial disputes. Her practice encompasses commercial litigation, arbitration, and group litigation, with a particular focus on clients from the Central and Eastern European (CEE) and Asian regions, including ultra-high-net-worth individuals, governments, companies, and banks.

Notable Experience

  • Assisted an Eastern European state in its defence of an investment treaty arbitration claim.
  • Represented one of the largest state-owned Ukrainian banks in multiple LCIA arbitration proceedings.
  • Represented two high-net-worth individuals in a BVI multi-party cross-border trust dispute.
  • Acted on behalf of a high-net-worth Ukrainian investor in a multi-party High Court fraud claim, which included multiple counterclaims, with the total value of all claims exceeding USD 1 billion.
  • Assisted in a complex arbitration under SIAC Rules arising from the Myanmar coup d'état.

Background

Before joining PCB Byrne LLP, Nataliya worked at a leading US dispute resolution firm in London and a London-based commercial law and class actions firm, gaining invaluable experience in complex international and domestic dispute resolution. She is a qualified solicitor and holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of Bristol. Nataliya is an associate member of Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and a member of an International Association of Young Lawyers. She is fluent in English, Ukrainian, and Russian.

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News & Insights

11.03.26

Nataliya to Speak at TL4 FIRE Webinar on Digital Assets and Enforcement Strategies.

25.02.26

PCB Byrne named in Solomonic top 30 ‘powerhouse’ commercial litigation law firms, 2026.

11.02.26

PCB Byrne secures recognition of five Chinese judgments worth c. £25 million

10.02.26

Success in the Court of Appeal