Disputes with Sanctioned Persons

4 Jun
11:00 - 12:30

Corporate & Commercial Disputes
Sanctions

Dispute Types

N/A or a mix of the above

Categories

Member-hosted

Regions

N/A or multiple areas/global

This session will explore the growing phenomenon of Russian courts issuing judgments in favour of sanctioned persons against international companies and banks, such as Google, Linde, Citibank, JP Morgan, etc, for billions of US$. Experts will discuss the scope of these decisions, the challenges international companies face in accessing justice within Russia, and alternatives to litigation in Russian courts.
Key discussion points will include:

- Current Russian case law on disputes with international companies/banks
- The extent and scope of efforts to access justice in Russian courts
- Goals for international companies to litigate in Russia nowadays
- Alternatives to litigation in Russia
- How effective are English and other Western courts’ Anti-Suit Injunctions?
- Risks of commencing bankruptcy proceedings in Russian courts vs international companies/banks
- Enforcement of Russian courts' judgments abroad

Participants will gain valuable insights into the legal landscape surrounding these issues and strategies to mitigate associated risks, including how to navigate the enforcement of Russian judgments in certain jurisdictions.

Speakers

  • Viktor Rykov, Senior Solicitor - Belgravia Law
  • Maxim Kulkov, Managing partner - KK&P Trial Lawyers
  • Shantanu Majumdar KC, King’s Counsel Barrister

Members Hosts

  • Radcliffe Chambers
  • Belgravia Law