Alexey Stukov

Partner, Attorney-at-Law

18 years of legal experience.
Alexey provides legal support in the conclusion and execution of deals for purchase-and-sale and lease of real estate, consults on privatization, optimization of lease payments, consolidation, division and redistribution of land plots. He conducts Due Diligence, provides legal support for the construction of real estate. Alexey also interacts with state bodies, cadastral engineers, leading expert organizations and provides litigation support on all mentioned issues. Alexey is a specialist in the field of protection of intellectual property rights for patents and trademarks. He represents the Clients' interests before the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia in antitrust law disputes.

Education

Saratov State Law Academy, Faculty of Russian and International Law

Saratov State Socio-Economic University, Faculty of Accounting, Analysis and Audit

Language skills: English

Specialization

Dispute resolution
Real estate and construction
Criminal law (economic crimes)
Intellectual property
Antitrust law

+ 7 (915) 236 11 02

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Projects

Legal support of facilities construction on the territory of the Skolkovo Innovation Center
Legal support of the facilities construction as part of the preparation and conduct of the Olympic Games in Sochi:

settlement of land issues, issues of developing design documentation and performing construction and installation work, interaction with state authorities, contractors, customers
Settlement of disputes between customers and contractors on the recovery of the costs of work performed, unjust enrichment, penalties and issues related to the defect elimination
Legal support of disputes related to privatization, including the land plot under the seaport infrastructure facilities, real estate in Moscow and Moscow region
Settlement of disputes on recovery of property from unlawful possession, elimination of violations of property rights, unrelated to deprivation of possession