Lidings’ Counsel Dmitry Kirillov Speaks at Criminal Risks for IT Providers Conference in Moscow
Counsel of the Lidings’ Tax and Customs practice Dmitry Kirillov will speak at the conference devoted to Criminal Risks for IT Providers.
Counsel of the Lidings’ Tax and Customs practice Dmitry Kirillov will speak at the conference devoted to Criminal Risks for IT Providers.
The new version of the Draft Law “On external administration to manage a company” (Draft Law) dated 12th April 2022 was introduced to the State Duma.
The Draft Law was significantly revised, especially in part of the scope of application and the procedure of the external administration implementation.
Senior Associate in the Lidings’ Intellectual Property practice Vladislav Ryabov will take part in an annual conference entitled Intellectual Property - 2022 organized by Pravo.ru. The conference will take place on 14th April in Hotel Baltschug Kempinski.
Counsel of the Lidings’ Tax and Customs practice Dmitry Kirillov will take part in Eurasian Tax Week – 2022 in Moscow.
A Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation introduced a moratorium on initiating of bankruptcy cases at the request of creditors for the second time. The previous moratorium was imposed to support the most affected by the coronavirus economy sectors and lasted for 9 months. The current moratorium has been introduced for half a year, but the possibility of its extension cannot be excluded.
The purpose of the economic restrictions imposed in February-April 2022 is officially declared to be “changing Russia’s behavior” and exerting “pressure” on those involved in the events in Ukraine. To this end, restrictions were imposed on various sectors of the Russian economy, as well as on citizens of the Russian Federation.
Prior to the new “packages” of economic restrictions in 2022, citizens of “unfriendly states” were not included in the SDN lists by the respective states. The situation is gradually changing: now the EU, the US and the UK citizens and companies are under attack.
On 29 March 2022, the Russian Government enacted Resolution No. 506 “On goods (group of goods) in relation to which certain provisions of the Russian Civil Code on protection of exclusive rights to intellectual property objects and means of individualization cannot be applied”. Under this Resolution, the Ministry of Industry and Trade shall introduce a list of goods in relation to which para. 6 of art. 1359 and art. 1487 of the Russian Civil Code are not applied provide that the said goods (group of goods) are put into circulation outside of Russia by the right holders (patent holders) or upon their consent.
Presidential Decrees No. 79 of February 28, 2022 and No. 81 of March 1, 2022 (Decrees) introduced new rules for conducting transactions with foreign persons associated with States engaged in unfriendly actions.
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