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Chambers Europe Guide 2023 - Rankings

17 March, 2023

We are delighted to be once again recognized among the top law firms in Georgia by the Chambers Europe Guide 2023, in the field of General Business Law. Our Managing Partner, Lasha Nodia has been once again ranked as a leading practitioner, as per Client’s testimonial "He is known for arbitration and litigation work."

Some of the reviews received by Chambers & Partners:  “Managing Partner Lasha Nodia offers expertise across a range of arbitration and litigation matters. He has notable experience in handling bankruptcy disputes”

“Nodia, Urumashvali and Partners acts on a variety of corporate, commercial and financial issues with particular experience in matters concerning real estate, infrastructure and energy. It additionally handles tax issues. The legal practice is instructed by foreign and domestic banks as well as other large businesses. Nodia, Urumashvili and Partners is especially noted for its expertise in construction and real estate matters, advising clients from a range of industries, including education and leisure. It also provides domestic law support to international firms on cross-border transactions”

We would like to thank our clients for their ongoing trust and support, and our team for their dedicated effort and significant contribution.

For more details: Europe Guide 2023

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