Bohdan Karnaukh
Research keywords
non-contractual liability
torts
lex loci damni
lex loci delicti commissi
European private international law
pure economic loss
recodification
adaptation to EU law
war-related damage
tort law
reparation
Russo-Ukraine war
jurisdictional immunity
right to a fair trial
access to court
standard of proof
burden of proof
international law
of evidence
international compensation mechanism
restrictive immunity
relative immunity
limited immunity
territorial tort exception
Russia-Ukraine war
war crimes
intime conviction
proof beyond reasonable doubt
preponderance of the evidence
balance of probability
Publications in AJEE (5)
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MAIN CONNECTING FACTOR FOR TORT CLAIMS IN THE EU AND UKRAINE: LESSONS FROM THE CJEU CASE LAW FOR UKRAINIAN RECODIFICATION
Karnaukh B and Tsuvina T, ‘Main Connecting Factor for Tort Claims in the EU and Ukraine: Lessons from the CJEU Case Law for Ukrainian Recodification’ (2026) 9(3) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 72-99
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Can Tort Law Handle War? Reflections on Private Litigation for War-Related Damages in Ukraine
Karnaukh B, ‘Can Tort Law Handle War? Reflections on Private Litigation for War-Related Damages in Ukraine’ (2025) 8(4) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 476-93
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EVIDENTIARY STANDARDS OF THE UN COMPENSATION COMMISSION: TAKEAWAYS FOR UKRAINE
Karnaukh B and Khutor T, ‘Evidentiary Standards of the UN Compensation Commission: Takeaways for Ukraine’ (2024) 7(3) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe
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Territorial Tort Exception? The Ukrainian Supreme Court Held that the Russian Federation Could Not Plead Immunity with regard to Tort Claims Brought by the Victims of the Russia-Ukraine War
Karnaukh B ‘Territorial Tort Exception? The Ukrainian Supreme Court Held that the Russian Federation Could Not Plead Immunity with regard to Tort Claims Brought by the Victims of the Russia-Ukraine War’ 2022 3(15) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 165-177. DOI:
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Standards of Proof: A Comparative Overview from the Ukrainian Perspective
B Karnaukh ‘Standards of Proof: A Comparative Overview from the Ukrainian Perspective’ 2021 2(10) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 25–43.