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Sergey Petrachkov

Work Department
Dispute Resolution, Restructuring/Insolvency, White collar crime, Compliance and Investigations
Position
Sergey Petrachkov is an ALRUD Partner, heading the Dispute Resolution and Restructuring/Insolvency Practices.
Sergey has a considerable experience in representing clients in complex business and corporate disputes before state courts. He also advises on issues relating to international commercial arbitration and represents clients in arbitration proceedings.
Sergey takes part in restructuring matters and insolvency proceedings, including advising and litigation in respect of dissipation of assets, claw- back actions and recovery of damages from management and shareholders of the debtor.
Sergey has represented clients before the Supreme Commercial Court and Supreme Court of the Russian Federation on numerous occasions.
Throughout his entire carrier, he has been supporting major companies in different areas including the automobile sector, banking and finance, IT, consumer products, and the retail trade.
Career
Sergey joined ALRUD in 2009.
Languages
Russian, English
Memberships
Sergey is a member of the International Bar Association (IBA), American Bar Association (ABA), INSOL International and the Moscow Bar Association.
Education
Sergey graduated from The National Research University Higher School of Economics, law department in 2008. Ph.D. in Law (2012). Sergey has been on secondment at Slaughter and May, the top ranked magic circle law firm in London, for 6 months (2015-2016).
Lawyer Rankings
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Commercial, corporate and M&A: Moscow
- Competition
- Employment
- Energy and natural resources
- Energy and natural resources
- Restructuring and insolvency
- TMT
- Private client
- Restructuring and insolvency
- Energy and natural resources
- Tax
- Intellectual property
- Tax
- White-collar crime