Large Russian companies are donating significant amounts to the fight against the still escalating coronavirus crisis[1]. In addition, other companies have been invited by the authorities

The Russian Federation continues to take measures aimed at reducing the negative impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak on businesses. On 1 April 2020, Article 9.1...

Starting in March 2020, Rospatent implemented Covid-19 pandemic containment measures in line with the high-alert regime adopted by the authorities.

On 21 April 2020, the Russian Supreme Court issued clarifications addressing various issues related to COVID-19 ("Clarifications").

For many years, the Russian real estate market had been rather landlord friendly. The lack of economic growth has already changed this slightly over the last years.

ISDA have published a set of amendments to the ISDA Master Agreement (the ISDA MA) following the Covid-19 pandemic and sanctions on Russia. The changes allow market participants to deliver....

The list of restricted activities in Moscow and Moscow Region has been considerably extended due to COVID-19[1]. So far the extended restrictions apply from 13 April until 19 April 2020. Access to premises...

The Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Russian Federation has published on its website recommendations for employees and employers, in connection with the decree of the President of the Russian Federation of 25 March 2020 ‘On declaring non-working days in the Russian Federation'.

Coronavirus struck a mighty blow on all aspects of human life. It did not spare IP practitioners and government authorities from its malicious impact.

The state Duma of the Russian Federation has adopted in the third and final reading a bill regulating rental relations during high-alert regime. The adopted law allows small and medium businesses from the list of sectors...

The Russian Government and Central Bank announced last week wide economic support measures to minimize the effects of Coronavirus and decrease in oil prices.

Due to the spread of COVID-19 the Russian Ministry of Labor and Social Protection and the Mayor of Moscow recommended all employers to switch to home office work where it is possible.

COVID-19 related travel restrictions have meant thousands of expat experts are not able to re-enter their countries of work or residence, including Russia.

Due to the active spread of coronavirus infections, both federal and regional Russian authorities are taking significant measures to ensure the self-isolation of citizens.

COVID-19 related travel restrictions have meant thousands of expat experts are not able to re-enter their countries of work or residence, including Russia.

Like the rest of the world, Russian authorities have adopted anti-crisis measures to support companies affected by reduced business activity and forced restrictions implemented to stave off the spread of COVID-19.

This regular alert covers key regulatory developments related to EU emergency responses, including in particular, to COVID-19, Russia's war of aggression on against Ukraine...

Russian Government decided to support tenants and lessees during these uncertain times and provided "rent holidays" to the leasing businesses.

Based on the Order of the Mayor of the city of Moscow dated 5 March 2020 (which is regularly amended), the employers have to •Arrange for temperature measurement of all employees and suspend from work in case of high temperature.

The Law on the Introduction of Amendments to Certain RF Laws Concerning the Prevention and Liquidation of Emergency Situations has now come into force,...