Natalia Andreeva at the ICC Russia Conference International Contracts and Logistics: Incoterms in Action
On February 20th, KKMP Senior Associate Natalia Andreeva spoke at the ICC Russia conference International Contracts and Logistics: Incoterms in Action with a report on the Resolution of Disputes with Chinese Counterparties: Possible Forums and Current Features.

Natalia provided a comprehensive analysis of the recognition and enforcement of decisions of Russian courts in the PRC, highlighted key aspects of the Chinese arbitration reform, and shared important nuances to consider when agreeing on the arbitration institution with the Chinese counterparties.

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