Litigation
Liniya Prava’s Litigation Practice was created in May 2008. Nowadays Liniya Prava offers its clients legal support in corporate and finance disputes that fall under the consideration of civil or arbitration court of the Russia.
Liniya Prava’s Litigation Practice currently enjoys trust of such clients as UC RUSAL and its sub-divisions, Basic Element and its sub-divisions, Rostelecom, Hydromashservice Group, and other companies from machine-building, engineering and construction industries.
Litigation Practice of Liniya Prava has unique experience in supporting disputes related to securities – bonds and shares, corporate disputes, representing clients within bankruptcy proceedings and court defense of property rights and other real rights, etc. The full range of issues Liniya Prava advises on comprises:
- Securities
- Bankruptcy
- Corporate issues
- Credit obligations
- Commercial activity
- Contracting
- Antimonopoly regulation
- Subsoil use
- Trade mark
- Taxation
- Real estate
Liniya Prava’s Litigation Practice provides clients with a comprehensive approach to protect their interests at all stages of civil lawsuits and the arbitration process.
Our lawyers carry out detailed analytical study of each dispute to find an optimal approach to represent the client’s interests and achieve an economically effective result. The professional experience of Liniya Prava lawyers is recognized internationally.
Liniya Prava offers a deep knowledge of current substantive and procedural legislation, as well as practical know-how in preparing and using judicial protection models to represent the client’s interests. We also have considerable experience communicating with public authorities. Together, this allows the firm to deliver high-quality, timely solutions of any problems our clients may face.
At Liniya Prava we maintain the same standards regardless of nature of a dispute, whether simple, complex or the one that requires the out-of-the-box approach. Liniya Prava experts are well-versed in different law enforcement practices that may be standard in regional arbitration courts.
