10 August, 2026
Georgia’s corporate and legal landscape continues to evolve, with significant developments across the capital markets, infrastructure, corporate governance, dispute resolution, and legal technology.
In a recent discussion, Giorgi Kekenadze, Head of Corporate Practice at Nodia, Urumashvili & Partners, highlights several key trends shaping the market. These include the continued growth of Georgia’s corporate bond market and the National Bank of Georgia’s work on tokenized bonds, the renewed approach to the Anaklia Deep Sea Port project, and recent judicial developments concerning shareholder rights and the implementation of the 2022 Law on Entrepreneurs. Giorgi also discusses the growing role of artificial intelligence in legal practice and the emerging professional and ethical considerations surrounding its use.
Read the full article here: ceelegalmatters.com
Other News Letter
13 October, 2026
International Arbitration Guide
Chambers has released its International Arbitration Guide, covering more than 70 jurisdictions. If you’re interested in Georgia’s arbitration framework and recent court decisions, please refer to the Georgia chapter prepared by Nodia, Urumashvili and Partners. You can access the publication via the link below: International Arbitration Guide 2026
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22 June, 2026
Discussion - Tokens: A New Layer Between Law and Code”
On June 19, Nodia, Urumashvili & Partners, in collaboration with Global Tech Weekend Tbilisi, hosted the discussion - Tokens: A New Layer Between Law and Code” The event brought together representatives of regulatory authorities, the investment sector, the crypto industry, and technology companies to explore the future of tokenization and its growing impact on the economy, legal frameworks, and business models. The d...
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