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Results of the competition “Best by Right”

The results of the “Best by Right” competition have been summed up. The competition was established by the litigation financing service PLATFORMA with the aim of identifying the best lawyers and attorneys and rewarding them for their achievements in the field of jurisprudence.

The competition, held from November 2017 to February 2018, involved over 80 lawyers and attorneys from all over Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Krasnodar, Volgograd, Omsk, Yekaterinburg, Ulyanovsk, Novokuznetsk, Saratov, Samara, Vladimir, Kemerovo, Ufa, Lukhovitsy, Cheboksary, Barnaul, Khanty-Mansiysk, Tolyatti, Veliky Novgorod, Rostov-on-Don).

To identify the best by rights, we conducted two votes: on the website and by the expert council.

We publish the names of the winners.

Expert voting

The winners of the expert voting were:

The main winner is Vyacheslav Chakilev (Krasnodar) with a case for awarding the largest compensation in Russia for the illegal use of the trademark “Cow from Korenovka” in the amount of 114 million rubles.

Winner in the special categories “pro bono” and “against the brand” Ksenia Mikhailichenko (Moscow) with the case of flight attendants against Aeroflot. For the first time in judicial practice, lawyers managed to recognize the requirements for the size of a flight attendant’s clothing as discrimination and cancel the local act that established an increased bonus for flight attendants of a certain clothing size.

Also the winners of the expert council were:

Ksenia Osipova (Novokuznetsk). The lawyer represented the interests of the defendant, who won a claim against the consumer for 3 million rubles, without proving the absence of defects in the car. The first use of estoppel in a dispute with a consumer.

Maxim Tafintsev (Moscow). The case of release from arrest and criminal prosecution of three fishing swimming bases of the SHILLA company (South Korea) in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky.

Prizes:

The winner of the expert vote is awarded the right to participate in the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum in May 2018. The winner will also receive a 1-year license in the cloud version of XSUD, free annual placement in the Unified Directory of Lawyers PLATFORMA, an interview on the PLATFORMA blog.

The remaining winners and runners-up will receive free annual placement in the Unified Directory of Lawyers PLATFORMA, an interview in the PLATFORMA blog, as well as an annual subscription to the EZh-Lawyer newspaper, and six-month access to the maximum functionality of the Document Constructor Freshdoc.

The authors of the best cases will speak at the Legal Forum of the Vedomosti newspaper on April 13, 2018.

Expert advice:

  • Tatyana Andreeva – Associate Professor of the Department of Civil Procedure, Faculty of Law, Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov, Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Arbitration Court of the Russian Federation (retired), Ph.D., Honored Lawyer of the Russian Federation
  • Svetlana Karelina is a professor at the Department of Business Law at the Law Faculty of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov, member of the National Council under the RF Armed Forces, Doctor of Law.
  • Ekaterina Tyagai – Director of the Institute of Business Law, Associate Professor of the Department of Civil Law of the Moscow State Law University named after O.E. Kutafina (MSAL)”
  • Alexander Moskovkin – head of the “Pravo” blog on the Rossiyskaya Gazeta portal
  • Elena Ershova – editor-in-chief of the “Corporate Lawyer” magazine, chairman of the organizing committee of the “Best Legal Departments” Award
  • Vera Ignatkina – editor-in-chief of Garant, Ph.D.
  • Evgenia Chervets is a consultant in the department of legislation on legal entities of the Research Center for Private Law named after. S.S. Alekseeva under the President of the Russian Federation, head of the practice of dispute resolution and corporate law of the Moscow office of the Bar Association “Regionservice”, lawyer, master of private law.

Popular vote

The winner of the popular vote on the website was Inna Zhavrid (Moscow) – 1121 votes. The lawyer represented the interests of the plaintiff, who entered into a voluntary insurance agreement for farm animals with the defendant.

The winner is awarded the right to participate in the Legal Forum of the Vedomosti newspaper on April 12-13, 2018, an annual placement in the Unified Directory of Lawyers, an interview in the PLATFORMA blog, as well as a collection of the best articles from the Legal Report portal.

The top 5 of the popular vote also included:

  • Andrey Bender (Omsk) – 503 votes. The case is about the recovery of compensation for moral damages in connection with an incorrect diagnosis that led to the death of the patient.
  • Evgeny Tarasov (St. Petersburg) – 261 votes. Cases in family law, including the cancellation of the decision of the Pervomaisky District Court of Rostov-on-Don on the return of four children to Germany and the cancellation of the decision of the Dzerzhinsky District Court of St. Petersburg on the return of the child to Germany.
  • Alexey Kralin (Ekaterinburg) – 241 votes. A resident of Yekaterinburg sued road services for 250 thousand rubles. for an accident on an unimproved highway.
  • Yuri Sazonov (Moscow) – 135 votes. The case regarding the release of the defendant from loan payments.
  • Marina Komkova (Moscow) – 132 votes. Won a case to collect a debt for goods in the amount of 13 million rubles.

All participants included in the top 5 of the popular vote receive certificates for free access to the Internet version of the GARANT system for a period of 1 month. Participants who take first, second and third places are also awarded a collection of the best articles from the Legal Report portal.

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Investment and financial cooperation with countries of Asia and the Middle East: obstacles and recommendations

Investment and financial cooperation with countries of Asia and the Middle East: obstacles and recommendations

The session was organized with the support of the Russian-Asian Legal Association.

Taking into account the undervaluation of Russian assets, the volume of investments that Russia today receives from Asia and the Middle East does not live up to expectations. Where is the growth potential hidden? What legal barriers prevent investment? Why are Russian companies reluctant to enter the Hong Kong stock exchange despite the emergence of such an opportunity? What are the expectations of foreign investors? What do Russian companies investing in these regions and conducting trade relations with them need to know?

Co-moderators:

  • Maxim Tafintsev, senior partner of the law firm Maalouf Ashford & Talbot Ltd, chairman of the board of the Russian-Asian Legal Association;
  • Alexander Molotnikov, Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor of the Department of Business Law, Faculty of Law, Moscow State University. Lomonosov, Chairman of the Board of the Russian-Chinese Law Society.

Confirmed participation:

  • Holly Akhlaghi, senior partner, Arjan Capital (UAE, Iran, USA);
    Anastasia Gordeeva, lawyer, law firm M.C.A. LAI SOLICITORS LLP (Hong Kong, China);
  • Li Yiming, Chairman of the Hebei Lawyers Association, Head of the Legal Affairs Advisory Committee of the Hebei Government;
  • Smriti Ramesh, Head of Legal Department, Kuala Lumpur Regional Center for Arbitration (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia);
  • Ade Saptomo, Dean, Faculty of Law, Pancasila University (Jakarta, Indonesia);
    Denis Turovets, managing partner of the Law Bureau “Egorov, Puginsky, Afanasiev and Partners” (Minsk, Belarus);
  • Julia Charlton, partner, Charltons law firm (Hong Kong, China);
    Oscar Gong Chu, founder of the China Law Firm (Guangdong, China).

Hall: Tolstoy.

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Islamic banks and English lawyers were discussed at the forum in St. Petersburg

Islamic banks and English lawyers were discussed at the forum in St. Petersburg

The V International Legal Forum, held in St. Petersburg, brought together more than 3.5 thousand guests from 84 countries. The prospects for the development of Islamic banking and Anglo-Saxon law became the main topics for discussion – after the sanctions, of course.

“Sorry for the sound like in double news,” a listener of a round table dedicated to the political risks of cross-border corporations began her question to the foreign speakers. And she was right. The technical aspect of holding the anniversary (fifth) St. Petersburg International Legal Forum caused confusion. The translators’ headphones were malfunctioning, the microphones partly did not work, and partly they worked so loudly that the participants in different tracks (separated from each other only by curtains) shouted over each other. Against the backdrop of bravura statements that we don’t care about sanctions, the difference in the level of organization of the 2015 and 2014 forums was especially striking to foreign lawyer guests (who, unlike politicians, are not afraid to travel to sanctioned countries).

Even before the start of the forum in the House of Justice on St. Isaac’s Square, the Minister of Justice of the Russian Federation Alexander Konovalov gathered his colleagues from the Ministries of Justice of the SCO countries for the conference. Ministers Berrik Imashev from Kazakhstan and Rustam Shokhmurod from Tajikistan, as well as lower-ranking colleagues from Iran, China, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, responded to his call.

The main topic of discussion, of course, was sanctions, which were unanimously recognized as an absolute evil and completely illegal. But Konovalov and Imashev differed in their views on Anglo-Saxon law and the export of British justice to Eurasian countries. If the first called it a “capture of legal markets” and promised to fight it, the second noted that a financial center is being created in Astana, similar to Dubai, which will work precisely on the principles of Anglo-Saxon law, and for this Nursultan Nazarbayev is even ready to go for constitutional reform.

The theme of Dubai was continued the next day by the President of the Arab-European Association, Maxim Tafintsev, who held a conference on the prospects for the development of Islamic banking in the Russian Federation. This very Islamic banking has been actively developing for several years in Kazakhstan: after the collapse of the Turan-Alem bank during the 2008 crisis, the head of the neighboring republic drew attention to the trillions of dollars that were circulating in the Mohammedan financial world.

Our authorities remained deaf to the Muslim lobby literally until mid-2014. And they listen to it even more carefully now that financial flows from the West have become unavailable: the topic of reform allowing Islamic banks to operate in Russia is being discussed in the State Duma and the Federation Council. Even the head of Sberbank, German Gref, spoke today in favor of the development of Islamic banking in Russia and promised to develop it in every possible way. And in the conference hall, the dp.ru correspondent was able to notice very attentive listeners from Rosatom, Roscosmos and Rosneft. “China is, of course, our friend, but a very bureaucratic and politicized friend,” said Tafintsev. “And Islamic banks are very easy-going. This is important for our infrastructure projects.”

Round tables on the reform of the Civil Code were sold out among lawyers. They listened reverently to the former head of the Supreme Arbitration Court, Anton Ivanov, and to the deputies of the State Duma and the Federation Council. But managing partners of large law firms gathered on tracks dedicated to capital amnesty, hunting for assets of debtors abroad, as well as wealth management (management of personal assets of VIP clients). On the last track, consultants from Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Croatia spoke about the peculiarities of real estate taxation in these countries, for example, the now former vice president of Rosneft for corporate issues, Igor Maydannik, who quit just a week ago, came to listen. “There are plans,” he admitted, “but that’s later. For now, travel.”

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Tightened belts, bottlenecks and legal tenders

St. Petersburg International Economic Forum - 2019

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Tightened belts, bottlenecks and legal tenders

Both the heads of consulting firms and the customers of their services do not see the near future of the legal business in rosy colors. There has been a freeze in politics and economics, it’s time to tighten our belts and not look with much hope at the East—it’s difficult to work with it, they agreed at the VII International IBA Conference. Here, lawyers learned, for example, how to find “bottlenecks” in the management of a firm that prevent them from making money. They also managed to discuss the chances of large corporations becoming desirable clients for lawyers. Businesses are interested in how to behave under sanctions and deoffshorization and how to win tax and corporate disputes, said a corporation lawyer. Large businesses with state participation are increasingly placing orders through tenders, but where to complain about violations is not always clear, marketers agree.

“Russia remains an important jurisdiction,” assured the President of the International Bar Association (IBA) Michael Reynolds, opening the annual IBA conference “Law Firm Management”. It took place last Friday, November 28, 2014, at the Moscow Marriott Royal Aurora hotel. Reynolds promised IBA support to the Russian Federal Chamber of Lawyers: the parties are going to discuss established practice in the field of regulation of the legal profession, he said. The first vice-president of the FPA, senior partner of the law firm YUST, Yuriy Pilipenko, did not remain in debt. He noted the warming of relations between the legal profession and the domestic Ministry of Justice over the past few years and stated that the legal community owes this to interaction within the IBA (the forum was held for the seventh time, and the IBA also supports the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum, which has been taking place since 2011). But much more attention has been paid to the colder weather in public spheres. “Freezes in politics and economics” will inevitably affect the Russian legal market, Pilipenko believes. Nobody argued.

Tighten your belts and don’t look to the East with optimism

“Lack of growth in the Eurozone, halt in investment projects, insecurity and uncertainty,” Michael Roch, CEO of the British consulting company KermaPartners, described the key trends of the near future. Private capital and large corporations are the hope for lawyers in these conditions, Roch noted. There were no private investors at the conference, but a representative of the latter, Valery Sidnev, director of legal affairs at Eurochem, a fertilizer production company, responded. “Everything that could be worse has happened,” he said about sanctions, the modernization of the judicial sector and civil law, the law on controlled foreign companies (introduced to the Duma at the end of October, which involves paying taxes in Russia for owners of foreign companies, more >> ). But Russian corporations will need legal services, Sidnev believes. We are talking about narrow issues of sanctions and de-offshorization, and about a wider range of tax and corporate litigation, domestic mergers and acquisitions, which may revive during a crisis, Sidnev listed the areas. He also expressed the hope that banking lawyers will become more “creative” in conditions when the usual international capital markets are closed. “Russian business views this as a challenge,” he concluded.

“Not everything has happened that could happen,” Yuri Pilipenko warned him and his listeners. – It makes sense to expect new initiatives; there are very creative people in our Duma.

Another strategic direction for the Russian legal business could be cooperation with Asian firms, Sidnev believes, although he makes a reservation about the specifics of the region. As an example, he cited two EuroChem transactions. According to him, the acquisition of a small plant in China, which took four months to build, had to be coordinated with the local antimonopoly service for almost a year (reports about the construction of a joint venture between EuroChem and Migao Corporation appeared in November 2013.) Sidnev contrasted this case with the acquisition of a plant in Belgium, worth $1 billion – this deal was agreed upon in just 2.5 months, he said (EuroChem acquired a plant in Antwerp from BASF in April 2012). Pilipenko also warned against an optimistic attitude towards the East. “It’s difficult to work with them,” he said. he believes. He also backed up his words with an example: a one-page general agreement between the Russian Federal Chamber of Lawyers and Japanese colleagues without financial obligations took eight years to negotiate. “We are Europeans after all,” Pilipenko is sure.

Both YUST partner and Andrey Dontsov, partner at the international law firm White&Case, agreed that in general law firms will have to tighten their belts and get used to lower payment rates than before. But while domestic companies can find work by providing support to government agencies, an international firm may fare worse. According to Dontsov, we can only hope for the central offices, which “live well, profits and turnover are growing.” But when the bad times end, mid-level lawyers may be needed, Dontsov believes, and if you don’t start forming their layer now, “it will be difficult,” he believes. Other areas of work were also announced from the audience.

“From the experience of Iranian colleagues who spent 10 years under sanctions, I can say: develop criminal legal practice,” suggested listener Maxim Tafintsev.

And some believe that in crisis conditions it is worth thinking about new regions. Managing partner of the Alrud law firm, Vasily Rudomino, recalled that there are no offices of international law firms in Africa yet.

“Bottlenecks” in the finances of Russian and foreign companies

Before entering new markets, it makes sense to understand current problems: a session on financial management in a law firm was a success. The lawyers were told how the managerial “theory of constraints” works. As the co-organizer of the session, managing partner of the consulting company Legal Stratagency Alexander Khvoshchinsky, said, for any business process there are limitations caused by the human factor, existing procedures or markets – they can be called “bottlenecks” or “bottlenecks”. The general algorithm for eliminating them, Khvoshchinsky said, consists of five steps. You should find the limitations, ensure that they are loaded, configure other elements of the system so that they provide a constant load on the bottleneck, ensure the productivity of the bottleneck, and, if necessary, look at the system again to see if new problems have appeared.

Participants had different examples of how firms had encountered and resolved bottlenecks. “FBK-Pravo” had problems with billing and writing off funds adequately for hours worked, said Alexander Ermolenko, a partner of this company. “To keep customers, you had to do something with the accounts,” he shared. But he didn’t talk in detail about the solution methods, he only expressed it in the abstract: the company had to minimize the “creative approach.” And the company Pen&Paper, shared its partner Valery Zinchenko, had problems with capricious clients who either delayed payment or pointedly started looking for a consultant. The problem was solved by emphasizing the importance of the client and individualizing the approach, Zinchenko said. Not everything goes smoothly with personnel either. As Zinchenko said, criminal lawyers who were called to the firm were often used to “meeting clients in a cafe” and dressing in sweaters; it was difficult for them to change their minds, start going to work in the office and wearing suits. Zinchenko did not specify how to deal with this, but mentioned at the end of the session that he was going to continue looking for new people.

There were also examples from foreign experience. Partner at the German firm SKS Steuerberatung, specializing in international taxation, Dmitro Sonkin, described how their company fought the German tradition of paying the consultant’s bill after at least two reminders. The problem was resolved by automatically debiting funds from the client account, Sonkin said. As he clarified in an interview with Pravo.Ru, the possibility of direct debiting of funds is included as a mandatory condition in the client agreement, and they do not enter into agreements on other terms.

When lawyers laugh while discussing tenders

We concluded the session with a discussion on how to conclude client agreements when winning tenders for the provision of legal services. Since the beginning of 2014, their number in Russia has increased by 26% compared to last year and exceeded 9,000, said Diana Megreladze, head of the consulting department of the Association of Electronic Trading Platforms (AETP; deals with organizational and legal issues of tendering). Most of the purchases were carried out in late autumn, and the most expensive contracts, Megreladze listed, were Sberbank, Atomstroyexport, Gazprom, Rosneft, the Ministry of Culture, the Committee on Competition Policy of the Moscow Region (also held tenders for construction and transport services in region), Ministry of Finance. According to AETP calculations, the average final contract price is reduced by 19% compared to the maximum.

The importance of tenders as a source of procurement of legal services has increased, both Russian and international consultants agree. Marketing director of the law firm “Liniya Prava” Irina Kanaykina said that last year their firm took part in 79 tenders, winning about 23% of them. She also noted an increase in the company’s income in 2014 due to won tenders – up to 38% of the company’s total revenue, compared to 12% last year. “This trend is not only Russian, but also global,” Elena Belousova, head of the marketing department at Linklaters in the CIS, supported her, citing the experience of colleagues from other offices of this international company. According to Belousova, in two years the number of tenders in Europe in which Linklaters participated increased by 170%.

Belousova advised that when choosing a tender, study the requirements in order to understand how well the company meets them, so as not to waste the energy of couriers and a copier on unpromising applications. There was talk about errors and inaccurate information. “Liniya Prava” encountered them, Kanaykina said, and the correct strategy turned out to be to ask for clarification and clarification. “If you see strange demands, don’t hesitate to call,” Belousova supported. According to her, oddities can occur due to copying from a previous ad or an error by an inexperienced employee. And Megreladze from AETP shared that “not entirely legal and not entirely logical” demands are common. If violations are clearly visible, it is worth filing a complaint with the antimonopoly service, she advised. The first row of listeners responded to this advice with sad laughter.

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On September 14, 2018, the International Legal Forum “The United Way: Investments and Law in Asia and Russia” will take place.

On September 14, 2018, the International Legal Forum “The United Way: Investments and Law in Asia and Russia” will take place.

High-ranking Russian officials will immediately meet on the same platform

officials and lawyers, representatives of big business in Russia,

international lawyers and representatives of the legal elite of China, the UAE,

India, Switzerland and other countries. And the main guest of the forum will be

Chairman of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation

– Valentina Ivanovna Matvienko.

This forum is unique. Discussions with representatives of various states,

identification of common and different, exchange of opinions and views, active

dialogue of cultures is a driving force and a huge step into the future

a globalizing society in which relations are actively developing

Russia and Eastern countries.

The Forum sets itself an important goal – practical cooperation

Russian lawyers with Asian lawyers and exchange of projects, ideas and

clientele, which cannot but have a positive impact on

development of our country. Legal issues will be discussed at the forum

investments in large infrastructure projects in Russia, Uzbekistan,

Kazakhstan, China, Indonesia, Mongolia, Saudi Arabia, other countries

Asia and the Middle East, sanctions, WTO and international arbitration cases.

And also an important point – this forum attracts students

law universities. This will allow the younger generation to become aware of trends

development of relations between Russia and the East, gain experience from successful and

practicing lawyers.

The forum speakers are recognized experts in the field of law:

· Ambrose Lam (Hong Kong, lawyer, President of the Global Association

Chinese-speaking lawyers),

· Maxim Tafintsev (Moscow, lawyer, Founder of the Russian-Asian Association

Lawyers),

· Dr. Rashid Al Kababah (UAE, lawyer, President of the law firm),

· Pozdnyakov V.G. (State Duma, deputy),

· Sergey Kolesnichenko (President of the Russian Business Association (China),

General Representative of OJSC Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works

in ACEA),

· Wang Hiaping (PRC, Senior Attorney, GRANDALL Law Firm)

· George Giorgio (Cyprus, Lawyer, Owner of a law firm),

· Pavel Ananenko (PRC, Head of VTB Branch in Shanghai),

· Ashish Deep Verma (India, Advocate, Supreme Court of India),

· Alexander Lindemann (Switzerland, Luxembourg, lawyer, Founder

Banking Forum in Switzerland),

· Maria Egorova (Moscow, professor at Moscow State Law Academy),

· Professor J. F. Chetkati (Malta, President of the law firm),

· V. I. Chaichits (Belarus, deputy, President of the Republican Board

lawyers),

· Sladkov Boris (South Korea, KORTIS),

· Alexey Borisov (Chairman of the Executive Committee of the World Federation of Associations

UN)

· Bogomolov Evgeniy (St. Petersburg, President of the Arbitration Association

St. Petersburg),

· Ilya Putilin (Asian International Arbitration Center, Malaysia),

· Koshel A.S. (Vladivostok, Vice-Rector of FEFU),

· Dmitry Gololobov (London, lawyer, owner of Gololobov and Co,

professor, UK)

· Osintsev Maxim (Moscow, Sberbank)

· Mikhail Davydov (Moscow, Vice President for International Affairs

National Union of Grain Producers (NUG) of Russia)

The forum is attended by heads of legal departments

largest public and private holdings/corporations, senior

partners of bar associations and bureaus of Russia/CIS countries, deputies

State Duma of the Russian Federation, representatives of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, FSB

Russian Federation, Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, ambassadors of Asian and Middle Eastern countries

East, lawyers from Japan, China, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, UAE and

Malaysia.

The forum partners are:

Federation Council of the Russian Federation,

State Duma of the Russian Federation,

National Bar Association of India,

Global Association of Chinese-Speaking Lawyers (China),

International Asian Arbitration Center (Malaysia),

All China Bar Association (PRC),

Belarusian Republican Bar Association,

Law Firm Russian House International Lawyers (Moscow),

Grandall Law Firm(PRC)

The organizer of the Forum is the Russian-Asian Lawyers Association.

Venue: Moscow, Europe Square, 2, Radisson Hotel

Slavyanskaya, Europe Square, 2, 8:30

Reference:

The Russian-Asian Lawyers Association was created in 2016 to strengthen

cooperation between lawyers and lawyers from Russia, the CIS, Asia and others

regions of the world.

The main goal of the Association is the implementation of specific legal projects and

organization of cooperation between lawyers and lawyers of the Russian Federation, China,

Belarus, Kazakhstan, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia and

other Asian countries and Russian-speaking countries.

The Board of the Association includes:

• Representatives of large state-owned businesses from the CIS, Eastern and

Northern Europe, China, Malaysia, Hong Kong;

• Heads of the largest international arbitration courts;

The Association holds legal investment conferences annually in

Asia and Russia.

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International lawyers have united to protect Russian business in Asia

International lawyers have united to protect Russian business in Asia

Under the conditions of sanctions, the path to the West is practically closed for most large Russian banks. And if so, it is necessary to make their way to Asia easier by providing legal protection, according to the participants of the first International Legal Forum “The United Way: Investments and Law in Russia and Asia.”

“I am glad that my Russian colleagues support the One Belt, One Road initiative,” said Ambrose Lam, President of the Global Association of Chinese-Speaking Lawyers (PRC). He expressed hope that through joint efforts all emerging problems will be resolved. They, as he lamented, the organizer of the forum, head of the Russian-Asian Association of Lawyers (RAAU) Maxim Tafintsev, that’s enough.

Despite the fact that Chinese banks, after the introduction of sanctions in 2014, showed understanding for the problems of their Russian colleagues, there are difficulties in making payments for mutual supplies.

“In our bank, 2-4 percent of payments are either returned or do not reach the recipient,” said Maxim Osintsev, head of the department for work with Chinese banks of Sberbank. “Is this a lot or a little? Considering that about 140 thousand of them are processed per year, one can imagine volume for yourself." In addition, Russian business has virtually no protection of its interests in South Korea, explained Boris Sladkov, managing partner of the Korean-Russian trade and investment system CORTIS. And this problem can be solved, including with the help of organizations such as RAAU. Moreover, the Korean authorities have built a powerful system in Russia for the development of Korean business.

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В условиях санкций большинству крупных российских банков путь на Запад практически закрыт. А раз так, необходимо облегчить им дорогу в Азию, обеспечив юридическую защиту, считают участники первого Международного юридического форума “Единый путь: инвестиции и право в России и Азии”.

 

“Я рад, что мои российские коллеги поддерживают инициативу “Один пояс – единый путь”, – заявил президент Глобальной ассоциации китайско-говорящих адвокатов (КНР) Амброзе Лам. Он выразил надежду, что общими усилиями все возникающие проблемы будут решены. Их, как посетовал организатор форума, глава Русско-Азиатской ассоциации юристов (РААЮ) “Я рад, что мои российские коллеги поддерживают инициативу “Один пояс – единый путь”, – заявил президент Глобальной ассоциации китайско-говорящих адвокатов (КНР) Амброзе Лам. Он выразил надежду, что общими усилиями все возникающие проблемы будут решены. Их, как посетовал организатор форума, глава Русско-Азиатской ассоциации юристов (РААЮ) Максим Тафинцев, хватает.

 

Tafintsev Maxim Vladimirovich

Moscow Bar Association

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