Yalilov & Partners
A Russian law firm with more than ten years of experience and a team of managing, senior and other partners, advocates, senior lawyers and project professionals.
Russia · CBL × Yalilov & Partners
Legal work involving Russia
CBL works with Yalilov & Partners on matters involving Russia and other countries. Under this exclusive alliance, Yalilov & Partners handles Russian-law advice and local representation, while CBL coordinates the international work. Both firms remain independent.
Exclusive strategic alliance
Firm-to-firm cooperation
Cooperation between the two firms
Cross-Border Law
A cross-border practice focused on international transactions, sanctions and compliance, business structures, market entry and coordination across jurisdictions.
Responsibility for the work
The partners agree who will handle the Russian and international aspects of the matter and which lawyers need to be involved.
Client communication
At the outset, we agree the scope of work, responsibilities and contact arrangements with the client.
Yalilov & Partners
The Russian-law practice
Yalilov & Partners is a Russian law firm based in Kazan. Our cooperation includes its wider team of partners, advocates and lawyers.
Its practice covers litigation and arbitration, bankruptcy, corporate law, real estate and construction, intellectual property, international trade and customs, family and inheritance matters, and criminal-law issues affecting businesses.
For a cross-border matter, we involve the lawyers whose experience is relevant to the Russian-law questions concerned.
About Yalilov & Partners ↗Partner-level connection
Partners working across the two practices
Durmishkhan Afkhazava
Founder and Managing Partner, CBL
Partner and Head of International Practice, Yalilov & Partners
Lenara Fieve-Klimovskaya
Co-Founder, CBL
Partner, Yalilov & Partners
Aynur Yalilov
Partner — Russia, CBL
Managing Partner, Yalilov & Partners
Russia and the world
Matters we work on together
International transactions involving Russia
Contracts, payments, counterparties, sanctions, liability and Russian-law implementation are considered together.
Russian businesses expanding internationally
Foreign-market entry, international contracts and overseas structures, with advice on their implications for the Russian business.
International businesses with Russian exposure
Russian contracts, corporate interests, assets and disputes requiring local advice alongside international counsel.
Cross-border disputes and enforcement
Assessment of jurisdiction, evidence and available assets, followed by advice on proceedings and enforcement in the relevant countries.
Ownership and asset structures
Russian and foreign ownership, governance and asset-protection consequences are analysed as one project.
Discuss a Russia-related matter
Tell us about the jurisdictions, documents and decision involved.
Discuss a Russia-related matter