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This video update demonstrates the key regulatory developments in the Russian pharmaceutical sector in 2021, the forecasts for 2022 and the open statistic data on the KPIs of national projects "Healthcare" and "Demography".

A new video is available on our YouTube channel. This time TRUBOR Online speaks about the antimonopoly risks associated with the market of medical devices in Russia. In particular our analysis covers the key red flags from the standpoint of antimonopoly regulations; the prevalence of the Russian antitrust regulations over the alleged evidence of the breaches of the international anticorruption regulations; outlines the core issues and the risk mitigation strategies. The video is available here: https://youtu.be/pOBEbPvPiZw

On 26 March 2021 Maria Borzova, Counsel at Trubor Law Firm, participated in the on-line conference "Prospects for the development of new methods for the diagnosis and treatment of rare hereditary diseases in the Russian Federation".  View / Download

A new video is available on our YouTube channel TRUBOR Online. View / Download

Advocates of Trubor law firm have won a case in the court of cassation (Commercial court of Moscow district). The court quashed lower court judgments on recovery from our client – Estate Property LLC (trustee of Alfa-Bank) – the costs of permanent improvements of real estate in the amount of RUR 36 mln.

Previously the court of the first instance (Commercial Court of Moscow) rejected the application of a BVI company to enforce USD 23 mln HKIAC award against our Client, Russian film producer. The court of cassation has now upheld the lower court order, rejecting arguments of the appellant in their entirety.

Advocates of Trubor law firm have won a landmark case at the Commercial Court of Moscow. A BVI company applied to Russian court seeking enforcement of the HKIAC arbitral award against our Client (Russian company). 

Our lawyers represented a company from UAE in a court dispute with a Russian company related to a contract on the international sale of goods. The case took 10 court hearings, and the resulting judgment went for 45 pages.