13 February, 2026
We at Nodia, Urumashvili and Partners are delighted to share that our firm has once again been recognized among Georgia’s top law firms in General Business Law by leading rankings directory Chambers & Partners. We would like to thank our valuable Clients and Lawyers for contributing to this success.
Our Managing Partner, Lasha Nodia, has once again been distinguished as a Leading Practitioner in the Chambers Global Guide.
A testimonial from one of our clients commended Lasha, stating:
“Lasha Nodia has a practical approach to complex issues and the ability to provide strategic, business-oriented advice in a very calm manner. He is attentive and effective.”
We are also proud to announce that Partner Vakhtang Gamtsemlidze has been recognized as a Notable Practitioner.
Vakhtang is described as a well-reputed Georgian lawyer adept at handling a wide range of commercial mandates. He notably assists clients with merger control filings, arbitration claims, and compliance matters.
Clients have highlighted his strong commercial awareness and client-oriented approach, noting that:
“Vakhtang Gamtsemlidze has very good awareness of commercial aspects. He is a good communicator with a strong sense of commercial and business interests.”
“Vakhtang Gamtsemlidze is proactive and understands the commercial needs of the client.”
“He is highly reliable and responsive, with a client-focused approach.”
In addition, Head of Corporate Practice Giorgi Kekenadze has been ranked in General Business Law. Giorgi enters the rankings based on his strong market presence and notable work advising international clients on a broad range of corporate, regulatory, and transactional mandates.
Clients have commended Giorgi’s proficiency, stating:
“He is very attentive to details and is extremely hard-working. Giorgi is easily reachable and accurate in his advice. He has a great ability to navigate complex legal matters.”
For More Details: Chambers Global Guide 2026
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