Legal Week reports
August 04, 2004 at 08:03 PM
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Lawyers are pledging to stick with Russia’s legal market despite mounting concerns that the row between the Putin administration and national oil giant Yukos will hit business confidence in the region.
Major UK firms in Moscow are predicting that the oil company’s tax dispute with the Russian authorities will fall short of damaging inward investment or hitting demand for the country’s debt.
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