Andrey Gorlenko - Ivanyan and Partners
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Andrey Gorlenko

partner, head of international dispute resolution
Moscow
Andrey is a leading expert in the field of arbitration in Russia, with vast experience in international disputes. For his 10+ years in private practice, Andrey has specialised in complex commercial and corporate disputes in Russia and abroad, representing clients in domestic litigation and arbitration and international arbitration, and has also advised in connection with disputes in foreign jurisdictions.

Since 2016, he has headed the Russian Arbitration Centre (RAC) at the Russian Institute of Modern Arbitration. Under Andrey’s leadership, the RAC has developed one of the world’s best sets of arbitration rules, attracted 350+ of the best Russian and foreign arbitrators, opened three regional offices and gained a reputation as a professional arbitration institution, both in Russia and internationally.

Andrey is also actively involved in lawmaking. From 2013 to 2015, he was a member of the working group on developing new Russian arbitration legislation. He is a member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (MCIArb).

specialisation


publications

- A.A. Gorlenko, A.N. Kucher, "Arbitration reform in Russia: new legislation" (Energy and Law, 2016) No. 1, pp 46-51

- A.A. Gorlenko, Y.N. Mullina, "Legal regulation of arbitration agreements according to the new legislation on arbitration in the Russian Federation" (Zakon, 2016) No. 9, pp 49-59

- A.A. Gorlenko, K.V. Koroteeva, "Corporate disputes in arbitration" (Joint Stock Company Magazine, 2016) No. 11, p. 150

- A.A. Gorlenko, E.S. Burova, "Arbitration in Russia. A New Era and New Challenges" (Zakon, September 2017) p. 9

- A.A. Gorlenko, E.S. Burova, "New Arbitration Rules for Corporate Disputes: how it works" (The Arbitration practice journal, November 2017) No. 11

- A.A. Gorlenko, M.E. Kroll, "New Procedural Rules on Assistance and Control with regard to arbitration. Reflection in the Arbitration Rules" (Sudya journal, August 2018)