Over 10 years of work in arbitration. Serving as arbitrator, representing parties in cross-border and domestic proceedings, and preparing expert opinions on the application and interpretation of Russian law.
The practice focuses on arbitration and expert opinions on Russian law. Research and teaching support the depth of analysis, while publications reflect the areas of specialization.
Over 10 years in arbitration. Experience as arbitrator, counsel in cross-border and domestic proceedings, and formerly as a Rapporteur at the ICAC at the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Legal opinions, memoranda, and research notes on complex issues of Russian law for arbitration, litigation, and commercial matters.
Associate Professor at MGIMO, teaching private international law, arbitration, civil procedure, and the legal regulation of foreign economic relations.
Publications on private international, civil, labor, and medical law, arbitration agreements, and conflict-of-laws regulation.
Anna serves as an arbitrator at the RAC and other arbitral institutions. She previously worked as a Rapporteur at the ICAC at the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Her practice also includes representing parties in cross-border and domestic arbitral proceedings.
Her in-depth work with arbitral proceedings and arbitration agreements is complemented by experience with the formation and performance of cross-border contracts. She has a particular focus on private international law, choice of law, and the resolution of conflicts of laws.
Anna has extensive experience preparing legal opinions, memoranda, and analytical research notes. Each document is built around a precisely framed question, comprehensive source analysis, and a clearly reasoned conclusion.
Analysis of legislation, case law, and legal scholarship in relation to specific facts, a contract, or a dispute.
Analysis of the meaning of a provision, its place within the legal system, its relationship with other rules, and the practical consequences of an interpretation.
Study of the legislative history of new provisions, explanatory materials, regulatory objectives, and the legal context in which a rule was adopted.
Structured presentation of Russian law for arbitral tribunals, foreign counsel, and participants in cross-border projects.
Anna has taught at MGIMO since 2011 and is an Associate Professor at the S.N. Lebedev Department of Private International and Civil Law. She teaches courses in Moscow and at MGIMO Tashkent.
Official MGIMO profileLL.M. from the MGIMO International Law School, graduated with honors and a gold medal. Internship at the LSE in international commercial arbitration.
Dissertation on the validity of arbitration agreements under Russian and foreign law.
Arbitrazh and civil procedure, international commercial arbitration, private international law, legal regulation of foreign economic relations, labor law, and medical law.
Coaching teams for international commercial and corporate arbitration competitions and serving as an arbitrator in legal competitions.
Fluent in English and German, with basic knowledge of Spanish. Member of Young ICCA and ICC YAAF.
Publications and educational materials connect legal theory with questions arising in practice and teaching.
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