My Legal Practice

My client was a 50% shareholder in a limited liability company business and owned furniture factory. He discovered that his co-shareholder who was the owner of another 50% of limited liability company, had made arrangements to sell under wraps all of the assets of the business including business share of my client. I could prevent the unauthorized sale of furniture factory in commercial court. In the aftermath of my advocacy activity, the parties entered into a settlement by which my client recovered all his assets plus interest.

When a borrower refused to repay a loan to my client, I had no choice but to raise a claim and to file an action to recover the money. My client obtained a judgment in the full amount, plus penalties and attorney's fees and recovered all of the sums due.

The wealthy owner of a large holding found out the adultery of her husband after 35 years of marriage. She filed a divorce lawsuit in the court, but the husband tried in every possible way to delay the divorce procedure, as well as the division of property and tried to get the lion's share of his wife's business and real estate. It also turned out that the unfaithful spouse illegally registered in his name part of his wife's business and became the owner of several companies owned by his wife. Within three years of complex litigation it was possible to prove dishonesty of her spouse and return to the lawful owner all the companies and real estate her husband illegally took possession of.

Two friends strated a small business. But five years after, tiny LLC has been grown in a great company . By chance one of company founders discoverd that he was no longer the general director of the company. Moreover, by that time the company was in the process of conversion and already former general director was not aware about that unlawful conversion. As it turned out, all these illegal actions were made by my client's co-founder, who by then had become a former friend of my client. We won the case, but after two years of litigation at commercial courts. As a result, the commercial court summarized that the conversion of the company was illegal.

The company (tenant) completely suspended a commercial activity due to the spread of a coronavirus infection. The tenant was not able to fulfill his сontractual obligations to pay the rent. The landlord demanded on payment from the tenant company. After business correspondence and at a personal meeting I convinced representatives of the landlord to release tenant from the payment of three months rent, becuase of force majeure circumstances.