EPAM Law provided comprehensive support to the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (DIAC) throughout the process of obtaining this status, which is of fundamental importance for the activities of international arbitration institutions operating in Russia.
The competition is an additional stage of the All-Russian Legal (Law) Dictation and aims to support talented students aspiring to careers in legal consulting.
The EPAM Law team undertook a comprehensive effort within a short timeframe, demonstrating signs of violations and justifying the need to disregard the unfounded evidence provided by the rights holder. As a result, the FAS Commission recognised the acts of the defendant as acts of unfair competition. The ruling provides grounds for canceling the legal protection of the trademark, enabling the client to restore full operational capacity.
Participation in the competition involves passing an online test comprising 35 questions from various areas of law, prepared by leading practising lawyers from EPAM Law.
The SPbU team successfully competed against university teams from India, China, Uzbekistan, and Cambodia. During the preparation phase, they participated in training sessions with teams from MGIMO University, as well as from universities in Serbia, India, China, Indonesia, the United Kingdom, Chile, and Italy.
The case was one of the most significant and complex proceedings in Russia concerning the pursuit of subsidiary liability. The claimants — the bankruptcy trustee and PJSC VTB Bank — sought to recover over 249 billion rubles from the clients, citing dozens of alleged violations.
The Firm’s lawyers successfully demonstrated that all urban planning standards were adhered to during the construction and achieved the discontinuation of the proceedings.
EPAM Law attorneys provided legal support to the German manufacturing group Wanzl during a deal involving the sale of several dozen hectares of land located in the Moscow Region by its subsidiaries.
The Intellectual Property / TMT Practice lawyers developed and successfully implemented a strategy to submit an appeal to the Rospatent Patent Disputes Chamber.
The Court of Appeal confirmed the decision of the Arbitration Court of Saint Petersburg and the Leningrad Region, which denied the claim of the bankruptcy creditor and insolvency administrator to hold shareholders and top managers personally liable, both subsidiarily and for the recovery of damages on corporate grounds.
The M&A and Corporate Law Practice provided comprehensive legal support to a consortium of sellers in a transaction involving the sale of a controlling stake in LLC "Gorodskoy Supermarket" to JSC "Tander", the operating entity of PJSC "Magnit"
Tatyana Mikhralieva, Junior Associate in the International Trade and Customs Law Practice at EPAM Law, was elected Deputy Chair of the Committee on Customs, Transport and Logistics of the Russian-German Chamber of Commerce (VTP)
The “PROFI Dictate” competition was held for the first time in 2025 and was aimed at law students from Russian universities who demonstrated outstanding performance in the VIII All-Russian Legal Dictation.
American teacher Marc Fogel, 63, released from prison in Russia to the United States.
The Banking and Finance, Capital Markets practice team at EPAM Law provided legal advisory services to the management company CJSC "Lider" in the financing of the high-speed railway (HSR) construction project connecting Moscow and St. Petersburg.
On January 21, 2025, a meeting of the Legal Affairs Committee of the Eurasian Cooperation Center (ECC) was held, during which Valery Eremenko, Co-Head of the Litigation and Arbitration Practice at EPAM Law, was elected as Chairman of the Committee.
As of 1 January 2025, Oleg Buyko, Lev Vasiliev, and Denis Golubev (litigation and arbitration practice), as well as Ekaterina Verle (real estate and construction practice), have been appointed as partners at EPAM Law.
On 18 October 2024, as part of the VII All-Russian Forum on Alternative Dispute Resolution, a ceremonial presentation was held for the third edition of the textbook International Commercial Arbitration. The book, dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the birth of the distinguished legal scholar, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor V.A. Musin, was published by the editorial team of the journal Arbitration Court with the support of EPAM Law. Among its authors are Ilya Nikiforov, Managing Partner, and Evgeny Raschevsky, Partner and Head of the International Arbitration and Litigation Practice at EPAM Law.