Katsiaryna Buraya
Advocate
Career: In practice since 2016
Languages: Belarusian, Russian, English, German
k.buraya@lextorre.com
Languages: Belarusian, Russian, English, German
k.buraya@lextorre.com
SPECIALIZATION
- Contract law
- Currency exchange regulation and control
- Employment relations
EDUCATION
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- Faculty of International Relations in the Belarusian State University
- Master's degree in Law in the Belarusian State University
- Distant learning courses on "Introduction to the Patent Cooperation Treaty" and "General Course on Intellectual Property" in the World Intellectual Property Organization Academy
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
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Legal support of all the activities of one of the largest multifunctional complexes in the Republic of Belarus, including a hotel, cinema, sports and entertainment centers
Advising a European manufacturer of trucks on the supply of products to the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation, legal supporting of its economic activities in the Republic of Belarus
Advising one of the largest concert agencies of the Republic of Belarus on organization and holding of concert events
Participation in LDD of a large Belarusian wholesale supplier of household chemicals, cosmetics and perfumery
Participation as a junior associate in representing the interests of a Belarusian company importing radio equipment in disputes with the customs authorities of the Republic of Belarus
Advising a European manufacturer of trucks on the supply of products to the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation, legal supporting of its economic activities in the Republic of Belarus
Advising one of the largest concert agencies of the Republic of Belarus on organization and holding of concert events
Participation in LDD of a large Belarusian wholesale supplier of household chemicals, cosmetics and perfumery
Participation as a junior associate in representing the interests of a Belarusian company importing radio equipment in disputes with the customs authorities of the Republic of Belarus
PUBLICATIONS
The key point is that civil justice in Belarus is open for both domestic companies and foreign ones. Any foreign company can recover debts from its Belarusian partner, having various procedures available for that purpose.
In a number of states, information on companies and entrepreneurs, including balance sheets, profit and loss statements, information about the founders (participants, shareholders) and directors, is publicly available.
Arbitration proceedings may become long and expensive, and the parties, who need to solve a dispute quickly and effectively, search for the opportunities to apply to a state court without taking into account previously agreed arbitration clause
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