Inteliumlaw's Elena Sadovskaya on building durable legal structures

Elena Sadovskaya says early practice during university and nearly four years at Ernst & Young shaped a practical, hands-on approach to complex cross-border structuring. Managing concurrent tax and transaction projects for large clients sharpened her view of how lawyers should guide businesses through shifting laws, international scaling and heightened regulatory attention.

At Inteliumlaw, that experience underpins a refusal to treat cases as “impossible” and a commitment to high standards and responsive delivery. As regulation evolved, Inteliumlaw broadened its services in 2025 to meet market needs. The firm began helping clients secure a CASP license in select jurisdictions such as Poland, the Czech Republic, Lithuania and Cyprus after MiCA replaced the legacy VASP regime, and it offers end-to-end MiCA support for token issuance, exchange listings, DeFi launches, compliant white papers and notification processes.

Poland, Czech Republic, Lithuania, Cyprus

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