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17.12.2024 Fortior Law Recognised as being among Top-10 International Law Firms in Ukraine for 2025

Fortior Law Recognised as being among Top-10 International Law Firms in Ukraine for 2025

Yana Zdioruk

Fortior Law has been named among the top 10 Leading International Law Firms in Ukraine for 2025.

09.12.2024 Fortior Law Welcomes Pavlo Moroz as New Partner

Fortior Law Welcomes Pavlo Moroz as New Partner

Yana Zdioruk

We are delighted to announce that Pavlo Moroz has joined Fortior Law as a Partner.

06.12.2024 Fortior Law Welcomes Galyna Carey as Partner and Head of London Office

Fortior Law Welcomes Galyna Carey as Partner and Head of London Office

Daryna Vasylieva

We are excited to introduce Galyna Carey, who joins Fortior Law as a Partner and the Head of our London office.

23.08.2024 Fortior's Geneva Office Ranked by Legal 500 Client Satisfaction Review

Fortior's Geneva Office Ranked by Legal 500 Client Satisfaction Review

Vitaliy Kozachenko

Fortior Law's Geneva office is recognised as one of the leading firms in Switzerland in the latest client satisfaction review conducted by the Legal 500.

09.08.2024 Legal Quandaries for Enforcement of State Judgments or State-Recognisable Awards Using Russian Assets Seized or Frozen by States

Legal Quandaries for Enforcement of State Judgments or State-Recognisable Awards Using Russian Assets Seized or Frozen by States

Vitaliy Kozachenko

On 24 February 2022, Russia launched a full-scale war against Ukraine, an action widely recognised by the international community as a severe breach of international law. Consequently, sanctions were imposed against Russia as an aggressor state, leading various countries to seize and freeze Russian assets located abroad.

01.08.2024 Appointment of Interim Receivers under English Law

Appointment of Interim Receivers under English Law

Vitaliy Kozachenko

In our latest article, we examine the appointment of interim receivers under English law, the third in our series on interim measures against debtors seeking to evade their obligations. English Courts can appoint interim receivers to support insolvency proceedings or arbitration/litigation, protecting the debtor’s property pending a substantive hearing. We outline the statutory basis for these appointments and provide case examples. Read more on this matter here.

26.07.2024 Appointment of Provisional Liquidators under English Law

Appointment of Provisional Liquidators under English Law

Vitaliy Kozachenko

In our latest article, we examine one of the interim measures available under English law to protect unpaid creditors: appointment of a provisional liquidator. This emergency measure can remove the powers of a company's directors, transferring control to a court-appointed provisional liquidator to prevent asset dissipation and investigate the company's activities. Such orders can be issued urgently and without notice to the respondent company. Explore the statutory basis, conditions and case law examples of appointment of provisional liquidators in our article here.

26.06.2024 Foreign Chip Manufacturers in the U.S. Brace for Strengthened Trade Secret Safeguards Amid FTC’s Non-Compete Ban

Foreign Chip Manufacturers in the U.S. Brace for Strengthened Trade Secret Safeguards Amid FTC’s Non-Compete Ban

Louie Chang

In our latest article, we explore how foreign semiconductor manufacturers investing in the U.S. are bracing for strengthened trade secret safeguards due to the FTC’s non-compete ban. These companies, often relying on non-compete clauses must now revise their strategies for intellectual property and trade secrets protection. Read more on this matter here.

25.06.2024 Set up a Swiss company in 10 days

Set up a Swiss company in 10 days

Vitaliy Kozachenko

We set up Swiss companies within 10 business days with a Neo Bank account. No need to open a Swiss bank account and deposit the starting capital onto it. No need to come to Switzerland. All-inclusive service. Read here the full article and reach out to [email protected] to set up your company.

17.06.2024 Navigating the EU’s Provisional Countervailing Duties on EV Originating in China: Implications and Strategies

Navigating the EU’s Provisional Countervailing Duties on EV Originating in China: Implications and Strategies

Louie Chang

On 12 June 2024, the European Commission provisionally determined that electric vehicles (“EV”) originating in China benefit from unfair subsidizations, which pose a threat of foreseeable and imminent injury to EV industry of EU. The Commission has informed those EV producers in China that it would impose provisional countervailing duties of between 17.4% and 38.1% on imports of EV originating in China from 4 July 2024.

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