Viktoriya Liberchuk is a commercial litigator representing middle market businesses in state and federal court. Viktoriya focuses her practice on business divorce and commercial contract disputes, using mediation, arbitration, trial, and appeal to reach bespoke resolutions. Her practice includes general commercial litigation across many industries, and she also handles commercial insurance coverage matters.
Viktoriya works closely with clients across all aspects of complex commercial litigation. Viktoriya conducts depositions and appears before judges for oral argument, pretrial conferences and in trials. She also drafts motions, including dispositive motions, and applications for emergency injunctive relief. Clients appreciate her skillful guidance through the nuances of their cases, diffusing stressful situations and facilitating appropriate decision-making from start to finish.
An informed resource in her field, Viktoriya is a frequent contributor to Farrell Fritz’s New York Commercial Division Practice blog, where she covers a range of topics related to commercial litigation.
Represents a private company in an insurance dispute in New York County Supreme Court.
Represents individuals and corporates in state civil actions involving fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and contract claims.
Litigates business divorce disputes involving millions of dollars of real estate assets.
Advises middle market, family-owned businesses across New York state to resolve business disputes in productive ways that minimize contention while achieving separation of assets.
Enforces corporate shareholder rights in closely held businesses.
Litigates matters involving Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO).
Advises retailers and restauranteurs to resolve business disputes and dissolve partnerships.
Represented a client in a three-month long fraud related trial in New York County Supreme Court.
Represented an owner of a motor fuel station in litigation in the Southern District of New York.
Recognition
Super Lawyers
Best Lawyers, Ones to Watch, 2021-present
New York State Bar Association – 2019 Recipient of the Hon. Judith S. Kaye Scholarship
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