Magisters has lost co-founding partner Oleg Riabokon as he leaves the leading CIS firm to take up a career in Ukrainian politics. Riabokon will depart the firm today (4 September) but is yet to announce what public office he will be running for in Ukraine. Riabokon stepped down as Magisters' managing partner in March this year after 18 years in the role, handing over leadership to a strategic council of partners.
September 04, 2009 at 09:45 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Magisters has lost co-founding partner Oleg Riabokon as he leaves the leading CIS firm to take up a career in Ukrainian politics.
Riabokon will depart the firm today (4 September) but is yet to announce what public office he will be running for in Ukraine.
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