News
26October2015
Pepeliaev Group announces opening of offices in China
Pepeliaev Group has launched a specialised practice group, known as the Chinese Desk, that will provide legal assistance for Chinese investors in Russia and Russian investors doing business in China. During the most recent business mission of delegates from Pepeliaev Group to China, it was announced that the firm is opening offices in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. Pepeliaev Group's representative offices will operate in association with law firm China Window, which provides legal support for Russian businesses entering the Chinese market.
15October2015
According to IFLR 1000, Yulia Litovtseva is a top-ranked lawyer in the area of restructuring and bankruptcy
IFLR1000 Financial and Corporate 2016 ranked Yulia Litovtseva, Head of Bankruptcy and Anti-Crisis Protection of Business Practice, Pepeliaev Group, as a top-tier lawyer in the area of restructuring and bankruptcy.
30September2015
Pepeliaev Group officially announces the opening of its office in Sakhalin
Law firm Pepeliaev Group officially announces the opening of its office in Sakhalin. The law firm has all the resources to provide the full range of legal services in the Far East.
27July2015
Pepeliaev Group has become external counsel of Gazprom Export
Pepeliaev Group has been named external counsel of Gazprom Export. Our firm has won the public tender for advisory services relating to so-called 'deoffshorisation' matters.
13July2015
Pepeliaev Group's website has been recognised as the most helpful in the Russian legal market
Pepeliaev Group has carried off the Most Helpful Law Firm Website Award 2015. This was the culmination of the Best Law Firm Website 2015 competition featuring Russian-speaking websites of law firms and attorneys’ offices.
06July2015
The Russian Constitutional Court has upheld Sony Mobile’s appeal, which was prepared by lawyers from Pepeliaev Group
Russia's Constitutional Court has held to be invalid the requirement of the Russian Tax Code that a taxpayer should include in its tax base for VAT not only the cost of goods (work, or services) sold, but also the amount of an insurance payout the taxpayer has received because the buyer has breached its obligation to pay for the goods (work or services).