We are proud to announce that NAVICUS.LAW has once again been recognised as a leading law firm (Band 1) in the Maritime Law category of the annual Pravo-300 rankings. 

This recognition reflects our unwavering commitment to excellence, our deep expertise in maritime law, and the trust of our valued clients. 

Our partner Konstantin Putrya represented the firm at the awards ceremony on December 5, where the industry’s finest gathered to celebrate achievements and set new benchmarks for legal excellence. 

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our clients, partners, and the team for making this achievement possible.  

We are delighted to announce that Konstantin Krasnokutskiy and Konstantin Putrya have been recognized in the 2024 legal rankings by "Российская газета" (Rossiyskaya Gazeta).  

Konstantin Krasnokutskiy, Managing Partner at NAVICUS.LAW, was placed in the first band in the "Юристы-просветители" (Legal Educators) nomination. 

Konstantin Putrya, Partner at NAVICUS.LAW, was placed in the second band in the same category. Additionally, he was recognized in the "Арбитражное судопроизводство" (Arbitral Proceedings) category, placed in the second band. 

These distinctions highlight their exceptional contributions to the legal field. Congratulations to both for this well-deserved recognition! 

On November 8, NAVICUS.LAW partner Konstantin Putrya attended the "Best Legal Departments 2024" awards ceremony, hosted by Liniya Prava at Barvikha Luxury Village, Moscow. This prestigious event, organized by the journal Corporate Lawyer and the Action publishing group has been celebrating the achievements of exceptional legal teams for 20 years. 

This year’s ceremony brought together more than 120 legal departments, along with nominees, experts, and industry leaders to show their accomplishments and innovative cases. Konstantin enjoyed networking with in-house colleagues from shipping, insurance, and other sectors. He also took the opportunity to personally congratulate the winners on their well-deserved recognition. 

Our firm would like to invite you to participate in the Maritime Arbitration Forum that will be held on 9 October 2025 in Moscow. Dispute Resolution Club will organise the event, while NAVICUS. LAW will be the general partner as a leading Russian law firm in the area.  

Hot issues will be included in the Forum's agenda, including how arbitration centres evolve amid changes in maritime arbitration, what the new maritime arbitration hubs are, and whether "turn to the East" provides any bright future for Russia. 

Join us in October 2025 to discuss the future of maritime arbitration. 

The NAVICUS.LAW team participated in the DRC Maritime Arbitration Forum in Moscow on October 17, 2024. Our colleagues engaged in productive discussions and shared insights on the latest developments in maritime arbitration and litigation. 

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On September 16, the conference "Leaders of Russia and CIS: Terminals 2024" took place in Sochi, where Konstantin Putrya, a Partner at NAVICUS.LAW, delivered a presentation. His speech focused on the topic "Incidents in the Port: Legal Methods for Protecting Terminal Interests and Addressing Shipowners." 

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Pravo.ru has published an insightful piece on Russian lawyers working abroad. Konstantin Krasnokutskiy, Managing Partner of NAVICUS.LAW, shared his experience of successfully transitioning to leading the firm from Europe.

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Konstantin Putrya, Partner at NAVICUS.LAW, will be one of the speakers in the final session (Session IV), which is set to tackle disputes related to the arrest of Russian ships and cargoes. We look forward to his insights and contributions on this critical topic. 

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We are excited to share that our partner, Konstantin Putrya, attended the XVII All-Russia Bunker Forum on June 20 in St. Petersburg. He delivered a compelling presentation on the legal intricacies of bunkering operations, which was well-received by the audience. The forum brought together industry experts, policymakers, and business leaders from the maritime and bunker supply sectors.

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