Members of the Russian-American Business Council (RABC) representing leading Russian businessmen – met this Thursday at the “National” Hotel to meet with Sergey Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia.
In the course of the proceedings, Dmitry Afanasiev, the lawyer of EPAM Law, informed the court as to the manner in which the debated isotopes were moved from the territory of the Russia Federation and gave a detailed report about the attempt of certain persons to misappropriate them by fraud.
Daniil Petrov previously worked as the Deputy Head of the Legal Department of the St. Petersburg State Property Management Committee.
Valery Gavrilenko previously worked as a lawyer in the Bar Association of the Leningradskaya Oblast and in the Baltic Bar Association.
Prior to joining EPAM Law, Alexey Ryzhkin was employed at the Office of the Prosecutor of the Leningrad Oblast and in the North-West Transport Prosecutor's Office.
Recently, Ms. Fabritskaya worked in both the U.S. and the U.K. She effectively combines a profound understanding of the legal realities of a major business with a vast knowledge of Law.
EPAM Law team defeated the TopCon team (2:1) and AIG, the team of the world insurance services leader, (3:0).
Dimitry Afanasiev, the Chairman of the Partners' Committee, Ilya Nikiforov, the Managing Partner of the EPAM Saint-Petersburg's Office, and Khristofor Ivanyan, the head of the litigation department proposed their recommendations with respect to acquiring practical experience needed to work with major corporate clients.
EPAM Law takes part in an examination of the conflict around the Oil-Extraction Plant Kropotkinsky by the Russian Association for the Protection of Investors' Rights.
In July-August 2004, two more of EPAM Law attorneys, Anna Yakovleva and Anton Kostenko, completed a one-month internship "Orientation in the U.S. Legal System" in Washington.
Following the suit brought by EPA&P in the interests of the Russian Federation, the isotopes were retained earlier by order of the Federal Court of the U.S.A. after they had been seized by U.S. Customs authorities at the request of the General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation.