Indian courts are so overburdened that 10-year-old disputes are being heard there. The High Court of Delhi, for example, has examined 8,000 such civil cases in 2022-2023. 

The statement made by Russian President Vladimir Putin at the end of July of 2023 that there would be no new decisions on placing assets of “unfriendly” owners under temporary Russia-controlled management does not seem to have reassured the Western community. Foreign media continues to warn that further stay of Western companies in Russia is akin to playing Russian roulette, the companies still doing business in Russia are afraid of future “seizures” of their assets and many of them “will rush to the exit in panic.” In this article, we will examine whether there are any justifiable grounds for this.

Anna Silinskaya and Viktoria Tikhonova looked at the details of using correspondence through messenger apps as evidence. For details, visit the Advokatskaya Gazeta web site.

Since the spring of 2022, Russian bank cards can no longer be used abroad, and Russian tourists and businessmen have been opening accounts in foreign banks.

Under the Russian Civil Code, a loan involving legal entities must be in writing, irrespective of the amount. But what if there is no written agreement, and the money transfer is confirmed by a bank statement? The Supreme Court responds: this type of proof will also suffice, but only in conjunction with other proof.

Ekaterina Smolovaya, Principal Associate of the Tax practice at Capital Legal Services, talks about the most significant events and court decisions of the first half-year of 2022.

Attending court hearings through web conferencing has made some processes easier, but has created new challenges as well. Learn more about the ups and downs of the online system from a litigation lawyer here.

In early August 2020, Bilal Kurbanov, a top offi cial at the Dagestan Development Corporation, announced that his agency and the Dagestan Agency for Entrepreneurship and Investment would soon launch an Islamic banking project aimed at business customers.

This article explores the measures implemented by the Russian government to assist employers during the COVID-19 pandemic, and explains what changes employers can legally make to working arrangements with employees.

During the pandemic, the issue of rental relations and ways to defer or reduce the rent has been raised so often that it was discussed even at the highest level.