Organisation: EPAM Law Offices
Numéro fiscal 7841006500, PSRN 1037867010224

EPAM Law Office is the leading law firm in the CIS with offices in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and associated offices in the UK and the USA.

Founded in 1993, the Firm provides the full range of legal services to domestic and foreign businesses, governmental authorities, international organizations and financial institutions across the CIS.

Egorov Puginsky Afanasiev & Partners advise its clients in many areas of law, including commercial dispute resolution in Russia and abroad, corporate law, M&A, project finance and PPP, antitrust practice, restructurings and insolvencies. We also offer our clients advice on energy and natural resources, government property management and privatization, environment, technical regulation and industrial safety, banking and finance, intellectual property, sports law, criminal law, real estate and construction, taxation, family and labour disputes, marine and transport law, and international trade and customs.

In our work we combine our expertise in emerging markets with the highest professional standards. We offer our clients a comprehensive approach with a blend of legal advice, representation of clients before governmental authorities, interaction with mass media and general public and other services.

Our lawyers are highly qualified legal experts with background spanning both government work and academia. Most of the Firm's lawyers have had internships in the United States or the UK and some are members of national bar associations, the International Bar Association and the American Bar Association.

In all jurisdictions of our presence, the Firm's experts are actively involved in business and legal communities and are regularly engaged as consultants on various aspects of law by executive, legislature, and judiciary authorities, as well as Russian and foreign NGOs.

The Firm's lawyers can provide services in Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese languages.