REVERA maintains additional strength in financial litigation, including debt recovery and bankruptcy procedures, with further expertise in construction and tax-related mandates.
Our services
Protection creditors’ interests during bankruptcy proceedings
REVERA’s lawyers’ activities in this area comprise assistance to creditors and protection of creditors’ interests in situations involving debtor’s actual or prospective bankruptcy:
- Consulting on risk management issues involving economic insolvency (bankruptcy);
- Representation of creditors in bankruptcy proceedings;
- Protection from actions by temporary administrators / crisis managers;
- Representation at creditors’ meetings;
- other.
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Debt collection
REVERA’s laweys assist clients in:
- Consulting on prospective debt collection, in particular from foreign trade contracts;
- Determination of appropriate defense techniques;
- Preparing documents required to collect debt by way of notary’s executive inscription, writ proceeding or action proceeding;
- Representation in foreign courts, arbitration proceedings.
Implementation of corporate procedures to work with debit debts
REVERA’s lawyers will assist your company in creating and implementing ‘turnkey’ business processes to recover receivables. We will train your employees and prepare all required documents. As a result, you will be able to handle receivables with a comprehensive approach and will save your legal expenses.
Learn moreDebt collection involving debtor’s liquidation
REVERA’s lawyers will render assistance in protecting creditors’ interests in situations involving debtor’s good or bad liquidation:
- Collecting debt from debtor being wound-up;
- Consulting on procedures/consequences of rendering a liquidation resolution;
- Representation of creditors in debtor’s liquidation procedures;
- Challenging liquidator’s unfair acts;
- other.
Projects
Recognition and Enforcement of a Foreign Court Judgment for a Leading Uzbek Bank
REVERA successfully secured the recognition and enforcement of the foreign court judgment in Belarus. The client’s rights were effectively protected, and cross-border risks were minimised.
Debt Recovery in Belarus Based on a Russian Court Decision
REVERA successfully secured the full recovery of a debt in Belarus based on a Russian arbitral court decision after the debtor violated an approved installment plan. The team managed the entire enforcement process, ensuring the client received all awarded funds.
Debt Recovery and Prevention of Unlawful Termination of a Supply Contract
REVERA’s lawyers proved the buyer’s unilateral refusal to perform the contract to be unlawful and secured the conclusion of a mediation agreement under which the outstanding debt was fully repaid, including the costs of completing the goods.
Debt recovery from a Cypriot company in international arbitration
REVERA achieved the recovery of a debt from a Cypriot company in international arbitration. Despite the absence of conventional documentary evidence, the team substantiated the performance of services and secured a favorable award for the client in under seven months.
Cheminova
REVERA’s lawyers protected the rights of a Danish agrochemical corporation seeking to collect a large debt. The dispute was complicated in that a debt transfer agreement had been concluded involving a certain term and initial debtor’s bankruptcy. Therefore our attorneys also represented the client with respect to the voidness of the agreement clause on debt transfer.
A EU company, a leader in producing crop protecting agents
Representation of client as creditor in a major bankruptcy case. Amount of debt exceeded 3.5 million US dollars.
Publications
Recognition and Enforcement of a Foreign Court Judgment for a Leading Uzbek Bank
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Belarus Ratifies the CIS Agreement on Information Exchange Between Enforcement Authorities: New Opportunities for Debt Recovery
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The EU Council Adopts the 19th Package of Sanctions Against the Russian Federation
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REVERA law group has opened a legal panel in Uzbekistan
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Overview. Doing Business in Belarus 2023
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