Expert in Integrating Artificial Intelligence into Legal Research. Head of Digital Transformation and AI Implementation in Legal Practice.

Education
Master’s in Accounting and Audit
Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics (2014-2015).

Master’s in Law
Ukrainian State University of Finance and International Trade (2011-2012).

Pursuing LL.M in Law, specializing in Cybersecurity & Data Privacy
Loyola Law School, USA.

Paralegal Program
Horry-Georgetown Technical College, USA (2022-2024).

Professional Experience
Since October 2022:
Provides consulting to legal firms in Ukraine and the USA on applying AI technologies in legal practice, optimizing workflows, developing automated solutions for processing legal information, and training teams on innovative tools.​

Since February 2019:
Founder and Deputy Head of the Law Firm “Protsyk and Partners,” where, in addition to legal practice, leads the implementation of digital technologies and AI systems in advocacy activities.​

2010-2015:
Worked at the Kyiv Appellate Administrative Court and the District Administrative Court of the City of Kyiv.​

Teaching and Consulting Activities
Instructor of specialized courses for lawyers:
“Artificial Intelligence for Lawyers”
“Applying Artificial Intelligence in Judicial Practice”
“AI Lawyer: From Routine to Results”​

Consults legal firms and institutions on optimizing workflows using AI tools, implementing document automation systems, and enhancing legal work efficiency.​

Scientific Publications
Challenges of Implementing Artificial Intelligence in Jurisprudence: Current Issues and Paradigms.

Super-Efficiency of Artificial Intelligence: New Horizons for the Legal Profession.

International Experience in Implementing AI in the Legal Field: Ukraine and the USA.

Efficiency and Control: A New Paradigm of Lawyer-AI Interaction.​

Research Interests
Integration of artificial intelligence into legal practice, automation and optimization of legal processes, digital transformation of legal firms.​

Application of machine learning technologies for analyzing legal documentation, predictive analytics in judicial practice, and creating intelligent legal knowledge bases.​

Ethical and legal aspects of using artificial intelligence in jurisprudence, regulation of AI technologies in the international context.