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18April2016
The Legal 500 international ratings recommend Pepeliaev Group for projects in Russia
The international legal directory The Legal 500 has again recognised the professional pre-eminence of Pepeliaev Group on the Russian legal market.
14April2016
Pepeliaev Group worked on the draft unified Code of Civil Procedure of the Russian Federation
Law firm Pepeliaev Group took part in developing proposals to finalise the draft of the unified Russian Code of Civil Procedure in the not-for-profit partnership “Support for Developing Corporate Law in Russia” which brings together leading Russian law firms.
14March2016
Elena Krestyantseva is to head Pepeliaev Group's Real Estate Practice in St Petersburg
Elena Krestyantseva has been named Head of the Land Law, Real Estate and Construction Practice in Pepeliaev Group’s St Petersburg office.
04March2016
The Managing Intellectual Property ratings recommend Pepeliaev Group's IP practice
Influential international publication Managing Intellectual Property has rated Pepeliaev Group's Intellectual Property and Trademarks Practice highly, with the firm placed in Tier 3 in the Trademarks and Copyright category.
22January2016
Valentina Orlova figures at the top of the leading international rating World Trademark Review – 1000
Once more, World Trademark Review-1000 has hailed Valentina Orlova, Head of Pepeliaev Group's Intellectual Property and Trademarks Practice, as one of Russia's premier IP lawyers. She was placed in the 'gold' category for 2016 in the 'Individuals: prosecution and strategy' section.
30December2015
The President of Russia has backed the suggestions of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry developed together with Pepeliaev Group's experts regarding the regulation of various payments similar to taxes and levies
The Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry commissioned Pepeliaev Group to analyse various payments which are similar to taxes and levies but are not included in the Russian Tax Code. These payments are collected in the most diverse industries and increase the real burden for businesses to finance their public commitments. It actually means that a parallel tax system is created. The amount of such payments already exceeds RUB 700 billion (1% of GDP). One of the most recent examples is the charge on 12-ton trucks, which sparked a massive public outcry.