Case News and Developments
Moscow City Court To Hear Appeal On Use of Laptops in Prison
The Moscow City court will hear an appeal by the Matrosskaya Tishina detention facility administration against a Preobrazhensky court ruling that allowed Platon Lebedev’s lawyers to use laptops their meetings with him.
Those Guilty of Dismantling YUKOS Could Include Top Russian Officials
Commenting on the European Court of Human Rights’ hearing on YUKOS v Russia, financial expert Andrei Sotnik believes a guilty verdict in the case for Russia could see leading Russian authorities found guilty.
YUKOS Case Goes to European Court
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) is due on to hear a $98 billion claim being brought against the Russian government by executives from YUKOS, for what they say was the unlawful expropriation of the company set up by Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
Aleksanyan Case Postponed for 6th Time
The Simonovsky Court in Moscow has postponed the hearing on Vasily Aleksanyan, former vice-president of YUKOS, for the sixth time.
Did Russia Breach the Energy Charter Treaty with YUKOS?
YUKOS’ shareholders continue their legal battle against Russia in multiple jurisdictions as the attempt to gain compensation for the company’s politically motivated nationalization.
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