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08 June 2015
B2B: Amendments to Part IV of the Russian Civil Code in 2015
2014 saw most of the amendments to Part IV of the Russian Civil Code come into effect. The amendments were set by Federal Law No. 35-FZ dated 12 March 2014 "On Amending Part I, II and IV of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation and ...
Legal overviews
08 June 2015
Overview of tax events for May 2015
The Russian Government has approved a list of VAT-exempt materials for scientific research which do not have Russian substitutes. The list includes 180 items (Resolution No. 469 dated 15 May 2015).

Articles and comments
28 May 2015
Which sessions are you looking forward to?
Sergey Sosnovsky from Pepeliaev Group: I will of course hear the plenary session which will cover politics as well as the law and go to Valery Zorkin’s session. He is a very respected person.
Articles and comments
28 May 2015
New rules for Russian IP
In October 2014, the Russian Civil Code was extensively amended in relation to regulating intellectual property. For instance, a fully fledged expert examination of utility models will be conducted, rather than a formal examination. The previous...
Articles and comments
27 May 2015
What has attracted you to the forum this year?
Sergey Spasennov, Partner at Pepeliaev Group: The forum is an opportunity to hear about the tendencies of our foreign peers. This year we will discuss how the new Supreme Court has affected dispute resolution in the past year.
Articles and comments
27 May 2015
Russian bankruptcy changes to protect creditors’ rights
The ongoing crisis in the Russian economy has had a significant impact on the practice of applying bankruptcy law and on its development. This is amply demonstrated by the increase of around a 30% growth in bankruptcy cases in 2014. 
Articles and comments
18 May 2015
B2B: A Brief Look at Russia's Antimonopoly Legislation
The main areas covered by Russian antimonopoly legislation are prohibition of the abuse of a dominant position, regulation of prohibited agreements, antimonopoly requirements for bidding, merger control, and prohibition of unfair competition....
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18 May 2015
Staying afloat: Russian law firms and the EU sanctions
Sanctions imposed by the EU after Crimea’s annexation have caused upheaval in the Russian market, but law firms remain optimistic.
Articles and comments
15 May 2015
Russia: The Intellectual Property Review
Russia’s civil law is currently being updated, including provisions regarding intellectual property. The majority of the forms of IP protection in Russia are regulated by provisions of the Civil Code, which has a fairly well-developed...