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Update on Russian Commercial Procedure Code approach to pre-action procedure

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Published on: 21 July 2017
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Table of contents

  • Why is the Commercial Procedure Code being updated?
  • What amendments have been made?
  • What practical implications will the amendments have for foreign lawyers involved in Russian proceedings?

Article summary

Dispute resolution analysis: Pavel Boulatov, Counsel at White & Case LLP, Moscow, discusses the recent amendments made to the Russian Commercial Procedure Code and what practical implications they may have for practitioners.

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