Arina Remmekh
Paralegal
Arina focuses on maritime law, international commercial arbitration and cross-border disputes. She is particularly drawn to litigation and arbitration arising out of maritime trade, especially disputes involving complex issues of private international law and procedural law. Her work at the firm includes assisting with international commercial and maritime disputes, including arbitration proceedings conducted overseas.
Tel+7 (812) 640 07 98
Emailarina.remmekh@navicus.law
Key Practice Areas
Maritime Law
Ship arrests, legal assistance in projects concerning wrecks and other maritime casualties resulting in damage to vessels and their cargo.
International Commercial Arbitration
Disputes arising from international maritime trade and shipping transactions.
Commercial Contracts
Reviewing and analysing commercial contracts, including international trade agency agreements and licensing arrangements.
Representative Experience
- International Arbitration in Dubai (DIAC). Assisted with a complex multi-party dispute arising out of the international carriage of goods by sea. Arina contributed to the preparation of procedural documents, including the statement of claim, conducted legal research and helped develop legal arguments. The proceedings were conducted entirely in English.
Additional Information
- Currently a student at the Faculty of Law of St. Petersburg State University.
- Contributed to a claimant’s memorandum recognised with an Honourable Mention for Best Memorandum on Behalf of Claimant at the 2026 Willem C. Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot.
- Awarded second prize at an international student research competition in international law commemorating the 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg State University, for a co-authored study entitled “The Legal Framework Governing Liability in the Eurasian Economic Union”.
- Advanced proficiency in English (C1), including legal English.
NAVICUS.LAW
1-A Orlovskaya street, office 31-H,
St. Petersburg, 191124, Russia
Tel.: +7 (495) 640 07 98 (Moscow)
Tel.: +7 (812) 640 07 98 (St. Petersburg)
Email: navicus@navicus.law
