Juscutum
Wiseboard's legal partner for the paperwork that makes a defense-tech deal real.
Juscutum is a Ukrainian technology and business-law firm, known for IT, investment and AI law and ranked among the country's top firms. For defense-tech it covers the legal groundwork that export and capital depend on — export-control guidance (its #JETPro sessions on bringing defense goods to international markets), intellectual property, and clean company structuring.
Wiseboard works with Juscutum where law meets the deal — turning a wartime, grey-IP company into an entity a foreign investor and buyer can underwrite: licensed, structured and export-eligible.
Visit Juscutum →How a Drone Guidance System Was Cleared for International Sale
A guidance-systems maker had foreign demand and no export classification, so every enquiry stalled at the compliance question.
How a European DefenceTech Fund Closed Its Investment in a Drone Startup
A European fund wanted into a drone and autonomous-systems startup but needed the legal picture underwritten before it would commit.
How Griselda Raised $600,000 With an Investor-Ready Legal Structure
Griselda builds a geoinformation platform for defense and security data. Before it could close foreign investment, it needed a corporate structure and governance system international investors could underwrite.
Tax for Foreign Investors in a Ukrainian Defense Deal
How a foreign investment into a Ukrainian defense company is taxed — the 18% corporate rate, withholding on what leaves, the Diia City and Defence City regimes, capital controls and exit tax. A structuring view, as of August 2026.
ReadFor investorsHow Foreign Capital Legally and Securely Enters a Ukrainian Defense Deal
How the money actually and legally lands in a Ukrainian defense deal — the layer beneath the cross-border holding. The instrument it travels in (a priced round, a convertible or a SAFE), the registration exemption it closes under (Reg D, Reg S or an EU placement), the escrow that releases it, and the sanctions and foreign-investment screens that decide who is even allowed to wire. Something to take to counsel; it is not legal advice.
ReadCompliance13 Legal Risks for a Defense-Tech Company: Product, Payment, Team
One unnoticed legal risk costs more than it looks — a blocked export, a frozen payment, a leaked technology, personal exposure for the director. Here are the 13 risk categories for defense-tech and dual-use manufacturers, prioritized STOP · SCALE · SUPPORT: the five that stop a business first, the triggers behind each, and a risk-check for your company. Also the map a foreign investor runs in due diligence.
ReadExport-readyThe New Defence-Tech Export: Fast-Track, Drone Deal & the 3 Filters That Decide It
On 1 July 2026 a fast-track appeared for exporting defence and dual-use goods. Here it is without the myths: what actually changed, who clears the three filters (WHO · WHERE · WHAT), what it costs (20%/30%), why applications are refused — and what to do now so you don’t lose the contract.
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