Founder
Nataliia Fursenko, PhD in Law, is an international researcher in international law, European Union law, migration law, and the legal regulation of artificial intelligence. She is an Honorary Member of the British AI Leadership Association, a member of the Ukrainian Bar Association, and a recipient of the Order of Saint Sophia for high achievements in professional activity.
Nataliia is the author of Legal Bridge Method, an original legal methodology combining international legal standards, comparative legal analysis, and modern digital technologies. She is also the founder of LegalPilot (https://legalpilot.net), AI Legal Relocation Assistant, and Legal Relocation Academy.
Her work is supported by professional recognition, academic peer-review activity, public LegalTech publications, and international AI initiatives focused on responsible legal innovation.
Recognition and evidence
These materials document Nataliia Fursenko's personal professional recognition, public expert work, academic review activity, recommendations, and international LegalTech visibility.
Awarded for professional work in international and immigration law, legal support for the Ukrainian diaspora, and human rights protection mechanisms.
Leaders XXI publication about the awardCertificate No. 013485 confirms Nataliia Fursenko's membership in the Ukrainian Bar Association in 2026.
Official association websiteFellow Membership was confirmed after formal review. The recognition covers Nataliia Fursenko's work in artificial intelligence, LegalTech, international and migration law, human rights, and access to justice.
The photograph shows Nataliia Fursenko on the venue screen at Women in AI: The Debate at Googleplex. The official program lists her as Global Online Stream Host and Moderator, while the venue screen presents her as Global Online Stream Host and Speaker.
Nataliia Fursenko has been invited to join the Global Leadership Jury. As a jury member, she will take part in evaluating candidates in the Innovator of the Year category at the event in Paris, France.
Certificate ID TGN-MC-2026-021 confirms Nataliia Fursenko's Fellow Membership after a selective review.
Open certificateCertificate dated 12 August 2026 recognizes expertise in AI, international law, human rights, access to justice, and the LegalPilot platform.
Open certificateThese materials document Nataliia Fursenko's academic and expert work with Academic Visions, Ukrainian Political and Legal Discourse, and Scientific Notes of Lviv University of Business and Law.
Confirmation that the review was accepted for publication in Issue No. 8 (2025), International Law section.
Read full documentAppreciation for reviewing a manuscript published in Issue No. 49 (2025).
Read full documentInvitation to review “Legal Mechanism for Obtaining Refugee Status and Asylum in the European Union”.
Read full documentCertificate dated January 29, 2025 confirming completion of reviewer duties.
Read full documentGratitude dated March 31, 2025 for reviewing a manuscript on Ukraine’s recovery and migration challenges.
Read full documentInvitation connected with academic review work for the journal.
Read full documentInvitation to review “Prospects for Socio-Economic Recovery of Ukraine in the Context of Migration Challenges”.
Read full documentInvitation to review research on training future lawyers for the socialization of migrants and refugees.
Read full documentInvitation No. 52/046 dated August 25, 2025 for a two-year reviewer board appointment.
Read full documentInvitation No. 17/044 dated January 9, 2025 for a two-year reviewer board appointment.
Read full documentLetters dated June 4, 2026 describe Nataliia's research and practice in migration law, comparative legal analysis, human rights protection, and support for Ukrainians abroad.
Ref. No. 27 confirms academic observation of Nataliia's work as a scholar and reviewer, including comparative research on migration legislation and legal protection of Ukrainian refugees.
Read full letterRef. No. 234 highlights her combined academic and practical legal experience, with focus on EU and U.S. migration systems, human rights, and legal support for Ukrainians abroad.
Read full letterA recommendation dated May 27, 2026 describes professional collaboration on legal matters affecting Ukrainian citizens and Nataliia's work in migration law and rights protection.
Read full letterThe official letter confirms Fellow Membership after formal review and recommends serious consideration of Nataliia Fursenko's work in AI, LegalTech, international and migration law, human rights, and access to justice.
Read full letterFounded in Silicon Valley, California, USA. The Women in AI materials connect the Academy's founder with ISOUL's international AI community and public forum activity.
isoul.spaceLawyer based in Barcelona with more than 23 years of experience in civil, administrative, immigration, and fundamental-rights matters. His recommendation describes professional collaboration concerning legal matters affecting Ukrainian citizens.
Media and publications
Nataliia's work in law, migration, LegalTech, human rights, and AI has been covered in international, Spanish, and Ukrainian media.
Partnerships and inquiries
For educational partnerships, media inquiries, and Academy program information, contact the LegalPilot team.
LegalPilot and Legal Relocation Academy provide general legal information and education. They do not provide legal advice, legal representation, or guaranteed legal outcomes. For case-specific advice or representation, consult a qualified licensed professional in the relevant jurisdiction.