Contractual disputes
Contractual disputes include conflicts during the conclusion, execution or termination of a contract, as well as the collection of debts and damages. KDpartners specialists are ready to help you at any stage of a dispute in Russia or abroad.
Breach of contract or refusal to perform
Failure to comply with or unilateral termination of a contract can lead to legal consequences, including claims for damages and penalties. Learn when a party may legally withdraw from an agreement and when such actions could result in litigation.
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Representation in the FAS Russia on the issue of inclusion in the RNP
Inclusion in the Register of Unfair Suppliers (RNP) under Russian procurement laws can bar a company from tenders for two years. Learn how to challenge FAS Russia’s decision with legal arguments, evidence, and strategic appeals to protect your business interests.
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Services for dispute resolution under foreign trade agreements
A breach of a foreign trade contract may result in financial losses and legal risks. The experts at KDpartners assist in resolving disputes with foreign counterparties, securing compensation, and protecting clients’ interests in international arbitration proceedings.
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FAQ
Is it possible to file a claim at the place where the contract is performed?
In Russian state courts, as a rule, in order to apply alternative jurisdiction, the place of performance must be expressly indicated in the contract. Otherwise, general territorial jurisdiction is applied - at the location of the defendant.
However, the situation is less clear-cut in cases where your opponent is a foreign company or the dispute as a whole has a foreign element. More precisely, it can be said based on the specific circumstances of the case.
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