Ukraine invasion - Page 2
Quinn Emanuel files $80bn damages claim for Ukraine over Russian invasion
US disputes specialist teams up with Ukrainian firm and UK barristers to launch Strasbourg proceedings
Hogan Lovells’ Moscow office spun out to create new independent firm
Level Legal Services launched this month alongside relocations and 'some' expected redundancies
CMS appoints new managing partner for Kyiv office
Energy specialist takes helm as Ukrainian team looks to future and rebuilding phase
Picking up the pieces: claiming compensation in Ukraine
Taras Bezpalyy, head of criminal law at Ukrainian law firm Legal Alliance, considers how businesses can collect compensation for damage caused by an aggressor state
Clifford Chance’s Moscow office to launch as independent firm with some job losses
Bortkevicha & Partners set to open on 1 May alongside 'small number’ of redundancies
Kyiv-based lawyer features in record 60-strong CMS partner promotions round
Disputes specialist Olga Shenk joins partner ranks as dispersed Ukraine team remains operational
Covington, Withers and French independent Sygna Partners join Ukraine government war crimes task force
Trio will field pro bono teams alongside human rights advocates and academics including Amal Clooney and Baroness Helena Kennedy QC
‘Even pariahs have rights’: judge refuses request by Ogier to stop representing sanctioned Russian bank VTB
British Virgin Islands court rules that offshore firm’s ‘duties to the court’ outweigh reputational concerns
Baker McKenzie’s Ukraine business resumes operations as war enters second month
Kyiv office will remain closed for visitors and meetings, with staff working elsewhere in Ukraine and Europe
Tui names next legal leader as it refocuses on growth following heavy pandemic losses
Dr Nina Scherf's arrival at tourism giant coincides with issuing of sanctions against major shareholder, Russian billionaire Alexey Mordashov
Quinn Emanuel acts pro bono for Ukraine in human rights proceedings over Russia invasion
Team to bring case before European Convention on Human Rights over ‘unprovoked, unjustified and unlawful acts of aggression’
International law experts join campaign for 'Nuremberg-inspired' tribunal to investigate Putin
Ukraine foreign minister and two former British prime ministers among signatories of Justice for Ukraine
Baker McKenzie to spin out Russia arm it launched in Soviet era
First western firm to open in Moscow becomes one of the last to announce departure in face of Ukraine invasion
Dentons to spin out 250-strong Russian arm into independent firm
Law firm exodus from Russia nears completion as DLA Piper and CMS also resolve to hive off operations
Hogan Lovells latest to announce Moscow office closure as five more US firms reveal Russia withdrawal plans
White & Case, Dechert, Debevoise & Plimpton and Baker Botts also join roster of firms shutting down their operations