Pravo.ru-300, the key Russian legal ranking, has published individual recommendations of lawyers practicing in various fields of law. According to the results of the 2022 survey, personal recognition in 13 areas of law was awarded to 7 Maxima Legal lawyers who played a leading role in the firm's most highly rated projects between September 2021 and September 2022.
MAXIM ALI,
Partner, Head of IP/IT practice
Intellectual Property (regional research)
Intellectual Property: Enforcement & Litigation (federal research)
Intellectual Property: Consulting (federal research)
SERGEI BAKESHIN,
Сounsel, Head of Dispute Resolution & Insolvency practice
Litigation: high market (regional research) NEW
Insolvency, including disputes (regional research)
KONSTANTIN BOYTSOV,
Сounsel, Head of Real Estate & Construction practice
Real Estate / Land / Construction (regional research)
NIKITA DEYNEGA,
Сounsel, Head of Tax & Administrative Law practice
Tax Consulting & Disputes (regional research)
Private Wealth (federal research) NEW
NATALIA DEMINA,
Partner, Head of Private Wealth practice
Family & Inheritance Law (regional research)
Family & Inheritance Law (federal research)
Private Wealth (federal research)
NATALIA DIATLOVA,
Partner, Head of Corporate Law practice
Corporate Law/ M&A (regional research)
Corporate Law/ M&A: high market (federal research)
LEONID FILANOVSKIY,
Partner, Head of Criminal Law practice
Criminal Law (regional research)
We would like to remind that in addition to the list of recommended lawyers Pravo.ru-300 annually presents a global survey of the Russian legal market, according to the results of which in 2022 Maxima Legal again confirmed the high level of expertise of all practices of the firm, having received professional recognition in 18 areas of research. At the regional level, the firm retained its leading position in terms of the number of nominations and first-level awards, while ranking among the top nine most titled legal teams in terms of the total number of recommendations and the number of "golden" awards.
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