LUKOIL unlikely to file civil lawsuit in high-profile car crash caseLUKOIL oil company is not expected to lodge a civil lawsuit over the case of a high-profile car accident in Moscow involving one of its vice presidents.17:32 04.05.2012
Former Ukrainian interior minister's appeal to be heard on May 8The Kiev Appeals Court will hold the preliminary hearing of an ex-Ukrainian minister's appeal on May 8, the People's Self-Defense party reports on its website on Friday.17:13 04.05.2012
Renowned whistleblower's appeal against watchdog's decision postponed on May 22The Moscow City Court postponed until May 22 the hearing of renowned whistleblower Alexei Navalny's application disputing the court's refusal to obligate the Federal Antimonopoly Service's St. Petersburg Department to accept his appeal against a power supply system tender.15:50 04.05.2012
Settlement between Baltika brewery and antimonopoly watchdog approvedThe Moscow Commercial Court has approved a settlement between the Baltika Brewery and the Federal Antimonopoly Service on Friday. It has terminated the proceedings in the brewery's claim to cancel the watchdog's resolution that it violated advertising law.15:23 04.05.2012
Stockholders' $9 mln lawsuit against Nutritek to be handled on June 5The Moscow Commercial Court will hear on June 5 a lawsuit lodged by Roinco Enterprises Limited, Bogatyri and Troika Dialog to recover $9 million in bond debt from Nutritek subsidiaries.14:44 04.05.2012
Court registers another appeal in Heineken's trademark infringement caseThe Supreme Commercial Court has registered Elitvoda.Ru's petition to review the court's ruling charging it $6,800 in damages to Heineken Ceska republika brewery for infringing its Krusovice trademark exclusive rights.13:41 04.05.2012
St. Petersburg levies first ever fine for gay propagandaA St. Petersburg court imposed on Friday a $170 fine on Nikolai Alexeyev, the founder of a sexual and gender minorities' rights organization, who was detained by the city governor's office on April 12. Alexeyev was charged with breaching the law banning the propaganda of homosexual relations among minors.13:06 04.05.2012
Watchdog claims $1.2mln for Lake Baikal pollutionThe Federal Service for the Supervision of Natural Resources has submitted a demand to the Irkutsk Region Commercial Court to recover $1.18 million in losses inflicted on Lake Baikal from Baikalsk Pulp and Paper Mill.12:40 04.05.2012
Nonferrous metal giants resume legal battle on May 28The court will hear on May 28 a lawsuit filed by Rusal, the world's largest aluminum producer, requesting corporate performance reports from Norilsk Nickel as its shareholder.11:38 04.05.2012
Soft drink trademark dispute must be heard in Russia, not in U.S.Russian defendants in the litigation over soft drink trademarks believe that the dispute should be heard in Russia rather than in the United States, where U.S.-based Vosk International Co. (Vosk) is presently seeking to obtain the trademarks, according to the court documents made available to the Russian Legal Information Agency (RAPSI).11:18 04.05.2012
Ookla LLC loses court challenge against fine for data storage violationsA Russian court said on Tuesday it had rejected a complaint filed by Ookla LLC against a 1-million ruble fine for not storing the personal data of Russian users in databases on Russian territory.17:20 17.01.2023
Russian Justice Ministry vows to improve jail conditionsRussia's Ministry of Justice has unveiled its proposals aimed at amending the internal rules of pre-trial detention centers and correctional facilities.15:29 13.01.2023
Bill on establishing Military Ombudsman post submitted to Russia’s State DumaLawmakers representing the New People party in the lower house of the Russian parliament have submitted to the State Duma a bill envisaging the introduction of the post of military ombudsman.16:17 12.10.2022