Artem Antonov focuses on insolvency matters and complex litigation, including cases with a cross-border component. His practice includes the most contentious insolvency situations and the design of multi-step strategies that rely on international legal mechanisms and coordination across jurisdictions.
Artem advises leading international and Russian clients in commercial disputes and key insolvency-related proceedings.
Represented Sovfrakht and its executives in courts of all instances in three disputes on secondary liability for RUB 510 million as participants and members of the board of directors of a subsidiary, recovery of corporate losses and challenging the debtor’s transactions with a related person with the aim of repeating attempts to hold clients liable for subsidiary liability.
Represented T Plus, a major Russian power and heat generation company, in connection with Volga Paper Company’s USD 11.5 million claim for damages arising from a sale and purchase agreement for a thermal power plant.
Represented several major US, UK and EU banks in various disputes brought by sanctioned Russian entities (banks, companies, etc.) under Article 248.1 of the CPC, despite arbitration clauses in their contracts.
Advised the client by preparing an expert report on Russian law issues for a LCIA arbitration under the UNCITRAL Rules between the client and a major Cypriot investment company. The dispute arose out of REPO agreements (GMRA) with the client under English law. The tribunal relied on the interpretation of the client’s expert to decide whether the CBR’s temporary administration triggered the event of default.
Professional membership
member of the Moscow City Bar since 2015
Education
Russian Academy of Justice, Law Degree, 2011
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