Depositors may be licking their wounds, and hoping for some kind of structured assistance by Russia to crippled Cypriot banks, but only a small number of Russian companies are leaving the island.
International Distribution Institute publishes Commercial agency country report for Russia, prepared by EPAM lawyers.
Anna Ivanova on the Russian Labour Code amended with a new chapter that regulates the ability of employees to telecommute to work.
Olga Vishnevskaya authors the Russia chapter of YIAG e-news.
IBA Legal Practice Division Newsletter Arbitration News publishes an article by Olga Vishnevskaya and Evgeny Raschevsky.
The former diplomat investigates how Moscow has changed since the break-up of the USSR and meets some of the city's most influential residents.
Elena Agaeva and Tatiana Kunah write on personal data processing in a newsletter.
Herbert Smith Freehills corporate and energy partner Robin Wittering has joined CIS firm EPAM. Wittering, who joined EPAM Moscow office at the start of November, made partner at his former firm in 2003.
EPAM announced that Robin Wittering has joined the firm as a Partner in Moscow.
Russian law firm EPAM has hired Herbert Smith Freehills (HSF) English-qualified corporate and energy partner Robin Wittering to join its Moscow office.
Mark Rovinskiy, Deputy Head of Tax Practice at EPAM, and Irina Lifanova, Associate at EPAM, became the authors of Russia chapter of the WTS edition International Taxation of Real Estate Investment 2012.
Parties to an alleged Pollock fishing cartel in the Russian Far East could face charges from international regulatory authorities, several Russian antitrust lawyers told PaRR.
Intelligence Report & Directory Series by Leaders League publishes an interview with Ilya Nikiforov as a part of the Russian market overview.
EPAM publishes a newsletter on Enforcement of Foreign Court Judgments in Russia
The authorities are developing new urban planning regulations within the Boulevard Ring, according to which the volume of construction will be limited. The "surgical cutting" may well reach 200,000 sq.m.