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INTERNATIONAL LAW BOUTIQUE

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Since 2021

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Moscow

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DILIGENT, SOLUTION-ORIENTED ATTORNEYS

Our Expertise

We are a cross-border boutique of independent lawyers active in multiple jurisdictions. We handle complex disputes, enforcement and regulatory matters across Russia, Malaysia, Mongolia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with experience coordinating parallel proceedings and international counsel.

Our Approach

Partner-led, lean and surgical. We build small, senior teams around each mandate, coordinate seamlessly across borders, and deliver big-firm quality without big-firm overheads. Transparent scoping and fee options are standard.

Our Team

Legally separate, operationally one team*. When a matter spans jurisdictions, we work in association under a single strategy and timetable, with one engagement lead and unified reporting. You work directly with the lawyer on your case, end to end.

Cross-Border Legal Updates

2025-12-16 – UAE:

Federal Decree-Law amends the Corporate Tax Law to clarify how corporate tax is settled when tax credits/incentives apply (incl. sequencing of credits) and introduces a right to claim payment for unutilised tax credits (subject to Cabinet conditions). 


2025-12-11 – UAE:

MoF announces amendments to Excise Tax introducing changes for the “Tiered Volumetric Model” on sweetened beverages. 


2025-12-11 – Mongolia:

Bank of Mongolia keeps the policy rate unchanged at 12% and amends pension-loan related regulations (incl. reserve-requirement base exclusion and reduced risk weight for pension-backed loans). 


2025-12-10 – UAE (ADGM):

FSRA presents key enhancements to its Digital Assets Framework at Abu Dhabi Finance Week 2025 (incl. refined virtual asset framework, proposed staking regulations, and finalised rules relating to fiat-referenced tokens).


2025-12-09 – UAE (ADGM):

FSRA showcases enhancements to its Funds Regulatory Framework at ADFW (incl. updates reflecting 2025 fund-sector growth and regulatory improvements). 


2025-11-29 – UAE:

MoF announces implementation of amendments to the Tax Procedures Law (Federal Decree-Law No. 17 of 2025), effective 2026-01-01, incl. clearer limitation/refund timelines (notably a 5-year period for refund requests/credit balances). 


2025-11-27 – Malaysia:

MyCC reiterates public feedback invitation on the draft final Digital Economy Ecosystem market review (finalisation targeted for Dec 2025). 


2025-10-31 – UAE (ADGM):

FSRA finalises the regulatory framework for regulated activities involving fiat-referenced tokens (amendments effective from 2026-01-01; further guidance expected). 


2025-10-30 – Mongolia:

Bank of Mongolia holds a macroprudential-focused MPC meeting and decides not to change existing macroprudential policy instruments; dedicated macroprudential meetings to be held twice a year going forward.


2025-10-24 – Russia:

Bank of Russia cuts the key rate by 50 bps to 16.50%.

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