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Doing Business In Russia

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This is the 4th edition of the Maxima Legal guide to the principal legal aspects of conducting business in Russia.

The handbook offers a brief overview of key elements of the Russian legal regulation covering corporations, contracts, tax, M&A, customs, real estate & construction, public regulation, PPP, WTO, immigration, employment, intellectual property, protection of competition, insolvency and dispute resolution. The book is recommended to foreign businessmen working or planning to develop their business in Russia, lawyers, and anybody who would like to know more about the Russian legal system and relevant requirements for doing business in Russia. All information presented in the handbook has been thoroughly revised and updated to reflect the last amendments to the Russian legislation (up to the 01 May, 2015) as well as the most actual draft amendments, acts and trendlines in certain areas of Russian law.

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