Legal Outsourcing for Companies in Russia

Ongoing legal support gives a company access to an external Russian legal department without the fixed cost of employing a full in-house team. I provide English-language legal outsourcing for companies operating in Moscow, the Moscow Region and elsewhere in Russia.

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Services included

  • Oral and written advice on Russian law.
  • Drafting contracts, claims, complaints, applications and procedural documents.
  • Review of documents, mandatory forms and contractual risks.
  • Counterparty checks and transaction support.
  • Representation in arbitrazh courts and courts of general jurisdiction.
  • Debt recovery, negotiations and enforcement support.
  • Responses to tax and regulatory inspections.
  • Employment disputes and corporate changes.
  • Qualified attendance at courts, authorities and negotiations.

Monthly plans

Start — RUB 45,000 per month

Four oral consultations, two written consultations, preparation of up to 70 pages, review of up to 70 pages, four qualified visits and four courier visits.

Standard — RUB 65,000 per month

Six oral consultations, three written consultations, preparation and review of up to 140 pages each, six qualified visits and six courier visits.

Premium — RUB 95,000 per month

Eight oral consultations, five written consultations, preparation and review of up to 220 pages each, eight qualified visits and eight courier visits.

A qualified visit involves legal representation or negotiation. A courier visit is limited to filing, collecting or delivering documents. An individual scope and fee can be agreed for companies with different requirements.

English support for business in Russia

Foreign owners and managers receive clear English explanations while Russian contracts, filings and proceedings are handled locally. Fees shown are indicative and do not constitute a binding offer.

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