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More than 20 years
of experience in the real estate transactions and construction disputes

Leading positions
in international and Russian ratings (Pravo-300, Kommersant and Legal500)

1 billion + rubles
recovered and actually received by our clients per year

More that 500
successful projects

Largest companies
entrust us with projects in key sectors of oil and gas, aviation and construction industries
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Artem Sirota in the First Group of the Rossijskaya Gazeta Rankings
The nationwide lawyer ranking, RGRU, conducted by the Rossijskaya gazeta, has been published.Artem Sirota has been recognized among the leaders - in the first group of the ranking for legal services in the field of Real Estate and Housing & Utilities.The ranking results are based on the analysis of more than 3,500 applications from legal organizations across the country, from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok.We thank the ranking organizers for the recognition and our team for their support.
December 10, 2025
Sirota & Partners Ranked First in Pravo.RU Construction and Real Estate Rating
We are pleased to announce that Sirota & Partners has confirmed its position among the leaders in the legal services market and has once again been recognized in the first group of the leading all-Russian rating published by Pravo.RU in 2025. Sirota & Partners is traditionally recognized among leaders in our core practice – consulting in Real estate, Land, and Construction sphere. We sincerely thank our clients for their trust in choosing us as a reliable partner, and our team – for their high-quality work. Details are available at the following link.
December 5, 2025
Federal Chamber of Advocates Roundtable: New Review on Director Liability
Bureau Counsel Ekaterina Ivanova participated in a discussion of the Russian Supreme Court’s new Digest on the liability of directors and controlling persons of a company. Ekaterina focused on director liability for public law violations committed by a company. Previously, courts took an extremely strict approach, essentially automatically shifting public law fines paid by a company for tax or administrative violations to the director, who was obligated to compensate the company for these fines as damages. However, in its new Digest, the Supreme Court softens this approach, granting directors new defenses—including references to delegation of authority, ordinary business risk, and the conduct of the company's beneficiaries. Details of the presentation are available in the presentation. Event details are also available at the following link.
October 27, 2025
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