Eight practice areas, organised around what clients need to do in Turkmenistan: invest, operate or resolve a dispute.
Drafting, review and negotiation of supply, service, agency and construction contracts under Turkmen or foreign law, in four working languages.
Structuring and protecting foreign investment in Turkmenistan: entry route, approvals, banking and currency issues, and treaty protection.
Company formation, governance, joint ventures and share or asset acquisitions, with the tax and regulatory issues each transaction raises.
Reorganisation, relocation, sale and orderly liquidation of companies, branches and representative offices in Turkmenistan.
Representation before Turkmen courts and support in international arbitration, with strategy and budget agreed with the client at the outset.
Licences, permits, inspections and dealings with state agencies, including environmental approvals for industrial projects.
Employment contracts, workforce changes, HR compliance reviews and representation of employers during labour inspections.
Trademarks and IP, e-commerce, personal data and cyber law: the newer fields of Turkmen law, from first steps to full operation.
