Mr Yuri Monastyrsky > Monastyrsky, Zyuba, Stepanov & Partners > Moscow, Russia > Lawyer Profile
Monastyrsky, Zyuba, Stepanov & Partners Offices
3/1 NOVINSKY BOULEVARD
121099 MOSCOW
Russia
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Mr Yuri Monastyrsky
Position
Yuri Monastyrsky has extremely broad experience in dispute resolution, securities & finance, intellectual property, insolvency, TMT, real estate, antitrust, transport, corporate crime as well as general corporate law. Significant clients include Aeroflot, Bank Uralsib, IKEA, Jaguar, OTIS.
Career
Founded Monastyrsky, Zyuba, Stepanov & Partners in 1991.
Languages
English, Russian.
Memberships
Moscow Bar Assosiation.
Education
Yuri is a graduate of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations. He also holds a Candidate of Law degree from the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Institute of State and Law.
Lawyer Rankings
Russia > Dispute resolution: Litigation
(Leading individuals)Monastyrsky, Zyuba, Stepanov & Partners acts in a wide range of domestic and cross-border cases, and is particularly recommended for its expertise in complex corporate and commercial litigation. Founding partner Yuri Monastyrsky has broad sector-specific expertise and stands out for his knowledge of the banking sector. Dmitry Lovyrev is a key contact for corporate litigation and shareholder disputes, IP litigation and criminal proceedings, while Anton Aleksandrov focuses on debt recovery and insolvency claims, antitrust disputes and contentious IP work. Senior associate Igor Melnikov is also singled out.
Russia > Dispute resolution: arbitration and mediation
Monastyrsky, Zyuba, Stepanov & Partners assists clients with issues relating to arbitration proceedings, expert evidence, and the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards domestically. The team also stands out in the investment treaty arbitration space. Kirill Udovichenko, Yuri Monastyrsky and Dmitry Lovyrev jointly head up the team.
Lawyer Rankings
- Dispute resolution: Litigation - Russia
- Leading individuals - Russia > Dispute resolution: Litigation
- Dispute resolution: arbitration and mediation - Russia