On June 12, Belgrade hosted English Law Day, a platform that united legal experts, practicing lawyers, and business leaders to delve into the critical issues shaping the international law. The event’s agenda encompassed a wide range of topics, including investor-state arbitration, international commercial arbitration, combatting corruption and fraud, and the implications of sanctions.
Anthony Walker, Partner and Head of English Law Practice at Rybalkin, Gortsunyan, Dyakin and Partners law firm (RGD), participated in a session on sanctions and their impact on transport, trade, transactions, and disputes. During the discussion, he spoke about the implications of sanctions for different sectors of the economy and offered some interesting insights on the topic.
In his talk, Anthony highlighted the nuances to consider when drafting a contract with a counterparty exposed to sanctions-related risks (including secondary sanctions).
RGD lawyers assist their clients to successfully resolve situations in which businesses suffer from the negative impact of sanctions. Such cases require a comprehensive analysis that helps find the optimal solution to any challenge, from changing ownership to closing new deals.
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Rybalkin, Gortsunyan, Dyakin and Partners (RGD), a leading law firm established in 2018, which combines a premier dispute resolution practice and a high-end corporate practice dedicated to complex projects and transactions.
From our offices in Moscow, Yerevan, Tashkent, Belgrade, Dubai, and Ras Al Khaimah we support clients from all over the world in their business dealings in our key practice areas involving Russia and CIS countries. In addition, our firm offers unparalleled expertise in foreign legal matters to Russian companies with significant international presence.
We are a cohesive team of seasoned professionals with a background in leading international law firms.
Our lawyers have worked on the largest corporate deals, investigations and disputes in the history of modern Russia and represented Russian companies in over 170 jurisdictions worldwide.
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