Bankruptcy
In-depth articles on personal and corporate bankruptcy in Russia: eligibility, court and out-of-court procedures, assets, transactions, consequences, and creditor and debtor rights.
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Appealing Russian Subsidiary Liability: Grounds and Amount
A practical guide to appealing a Russian subsidiary-liability ruling, with separate treatment of established grounds and a later determination of the amount.
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Subsidiary Liability for Unpaid Company Taxes in Russia
A practical check of the Russian tax-offence presumption in controlling-person liability, distinguishing the threshold from the final amount and tax penalties.
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Reducing Russian Subsidiary Liability: Amount and Evidence
A respondent’s guide to reducing a Russian Article 61.11 liability amount, with separate checks for harm, claim composition, payment and procedural rights.
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Court Fees for Russian Subsidiary Liability Claims
A creditor’s guide to the court fee for Russian subsidiary liability, separating a bankruptcy dispute from an outside claim and a joining creditor’s own demand.
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Moratorium Interest in Russian Subsidiary Liability
How moratorium interest is assessed within Russian subsidiary liability, with the limits of the 4 August 2025 Supreme Court ruling and a reconciliation checklist.
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Subsidiary Liability After a Russian Bankruptcy Case Is Terminated
A creditor’s practical route to a subsidiary liability claim after a Russian bankruptcy case ends for lack of funding, with current standing rules and document checks.
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Subsidiary Liability for Failing to File a Russian Bankruptcy Petition
How to assess liability for a company’s late bankruptcy filing under Russian Article 61.12, with a debt schedule, evidence matrix and conditional calculation.
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Checking Russian Subsidiary Liability: FNS Register and Court Records
A practical guide to checking Russian subsidiary liability records, matching identities and reading the procedural result without treating a missing entry as a guarantee.
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Recourse After Subsidiary Liability: Against Whom and for How Much?
A practical guide for a controlling person who has paid a subsidiary liability claim: identify the recourse debtor, prove expenditure and distinguish internal shares from the creditor’s rights.
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Insuring Subsidiary Liability: Checking a D&O Policy
A policy review guide for directors facing subsidiary liability risks: the D&O label is not proof of cover. Check the actual interest, trigger, exclusions and notification rules.