Analytics Publications

12
July
2021

Litigation in Russia - Myth or Reality?

In the first half of 2021, we at VEGAS LEX completed a survey among 100+ foreign lawyers to reveal myths concerning dispute resolution in Russia. In most questions, the respondents were asked to choose “True” or “False” on the proposed statements.

The average score reflecting knowledge of Russian litigation specifics achieved by foreign practitioners is 44 out of 100, with a peak of 73 scores.

Find the detailed survey results and up-to-date factual and statistical data below.


Diana Bolevich, Associate, International Projects Group
CEE Legal Matters, European magazine
5
February
2021

Anastasia Cheredova for CEE Legal Matters magazine: Sanctions-Related Amendments in Russian Commercial Procedure

As of June 19, 2020, Russian arbitrazh (commercial) courts have exclusive jurisdiction to hear certain cases related to “anti-Russian” sanctions. Affected legal entities and individuals may also apply for anti-suit injunctions in an attempt to prevent counterparties from pursuing claims abroad. Recent cases show that these new entitlements are not as favorable as once thought.

21
November
2016

Russian pharmaceutical market today and tomorrow – legal overview

The Russian pharmaceutical market is one of the fastest growing in the world, and it has always been attractive for foreign pharmaceutical manufacturers. However, a policy on import substitution, defined in the State Program "Development of Pharmaceutical and Medical Industry for 2013-2020," resulted in elaboration of several restrictive initiatives. At the same time, certain new regulatory instruments were introduced to create additional incentives for localization and investments. Therefore, the key purpose of this overview is to describe the main regulatory trends, associated legal risks and opportunities for pharmaceutical manufacturers in 2016-2017 in Russia.

The Pharma Letter
19
May
2021

Anastasia Cheredova for CEE Legal Matters magazine: Pleading and Proof of Foreign Law in Commercial State Courts

Generally, the responsibility for interpreting foreign laws lies with the state commercial court. Parties have a right, but are not obliged to, render assistance and provide the court with information concerning statutory provisions of foreign laws. However, if the content of the foreign law is not ascertained with reasonable expediency, Russian law applies. Anastasia Cheredova, Head of the Special Projects Group, clarified the European magazine 'CEE Legal Matters' on the Russian approach to the nature of foreign law, methods of proof, as well as pitfalls that parties may face.

CEE Legal Matters, European magazine
26
October
2017

Business in Russia. Antimonopoly enforcement risks for foreigners

Do the requirements outlined in Russian antimonopoly legislation apply to foreign companies whose activities could potentially influence the state of competition in the Russian Federation? Regulatory enforcement and court practice suggests what the answer is - they most likely do. Keeping this in mind, in some cases foreign companies should take into account the restrictions legally established in the Russian Federation, as well as monitor trends in administrative and judicial practice, when disputes are being reviewed involving prosecution for allegedly violating these requirements.

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