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Konstantin
Putrya

Partner

Konstantin
Putrya

Partner

Konstantin
Putrya

Partner

Konstantin
Putrya

Partner

Konstantin
Putrya

Partner

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Profile

Profile

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Konstantin Putrya is a partner at NAVICUS.LAW who advises domestic and international clients with a particular focus on the maritime sector since the start of his career in 2007.

Konstantin’s clients include mainly IG P&I Clubs, hull underwriters, major banks, shipowners, managers and charterers, shipyards, carriers and freight forwarders, trading companies and brokers.

Significant experience and deep academical knowledge in shipping, commercial, commercial procedure and international private law is a great advantage of Konstantin’s expertise in high value, multi-party and multi-jurisdictional litigating which is his predominant area.

Konstantin’s knowledge of shipping, trade and commodity contracts means that he can deal with most problems in a fast, efficient and comprehensive manner. His ability to find creative and innovative solutions is highly appreciated by clients.

Konstantin systematically appears as a legal representative in commercial courts and arbitrations under the LMAA, RAC, MAC, ICAC, RSPP Rules. He is involved in a wide variety of domestic and international complex cross-border disputes involving charterparties, ship sale and ship building contracts, freight forwarding and transhipment agreements, marine insurance, mortgages and maritime liens, ship and cargo arrest, as well as salvage, collisions and groundings, oil spill claims, recognition and enforcement of arbitration awards.

Konstantin is listed in the Russian Arbitration Center (RAC) as an arbitrator. He is also included into the list of arbitration practitioners of the VIAC. He was appointed numerous times as a sole and wing arbitrator under the LMAA, RAC, MAC and IСAC Rules.

Being a senior lecturer at the Higher School of Economics (HSE), Saint-Petersburg, Konstantin developed his own course “Introduction to Maritime Law”, which he regularly delivers for the best students in Russia.

Konstantin is mentioned by leading international and national legal rankings such as Chambers, Legal500, Best Lawyers, Pravo-300 and Kommersant.

As a well-known figure with academical reputation, Konstantin writes for leading academic journals in the field of his comparative PhD research as well in national maritime law and business magazines.

Konstantin participates in several national and international professional associations like the LMAA and CIArb. He is a vice-president of the RUMLA (Russian Maritime Law Association) who attends conferences of the Comité Maritime International as a member of the Russian official delegation.

Prior to joining NAVICUS.LAW in 2017, Konstantin worked for another leading national shipping law firm.

Konstantin speaks fluently French and English.

Konstantin Putrya is a partner at NAVICUS.LAW who advises domestic and international clients with a particular focus on the maritime sector since the start of his career in 2007.

Konstantin’s clients include mainly IG P&I Clubs, hull underwriters, major banks, shipowners, managers and charterers, shipyards, carriers and freight forwarders, trading companies and brokers.

Significant experience and deep academical knowledge in shipping, commercial, commercial procedure and international private law is a great advantage of Konstantin’s expertise in high value, multi-party and multi-jurisdictional litigating which is his predominant area.

Konstantin’s knowledge of shipping, trade and commodity contracts means that he can deal with most problems in a fast, efficient and comprehensive manner. His ability to find creative and innovative solutions is highly appreciated by clients.

Konstantin systematically appears as a legal representative in commercial courts and arbitrations under the LMAA, RAC, MAC, ICAC, RSPP Rules. He is involved in a wide variety of domestic and international complex cross-border disputes involving charterparties, ship sale and ship building contracts, freight forwarding and transhipment agreements, marine insurance, mortgages and maritime liens, ship and cargo arrest, as well as salvage, collisions and groundings, oil spill claims, recognition and enforcement of arbitration awards.

Konstantin is listed in the Russian Arbitration Center (RAC) as an arbitrator. He is also included into the list of arbitration practitioners of the VIAC. He was appointed numerous times as a sole and wing arbitrator under the LMAA, RAC, MAC and IСAC Rules.

Being a senior lecturer at the Higher School of Economics (HSE), Saint-Petersburg, Konstantin developed his own course “Introduction to Maritime Law”, which he regularly delivers for the best students in Russia.

Konstantin is mentioned by leading international and national legal rankings such as Chambers, Legal500, Best Lawyers, Pravo-300 and Kommersant.

As a well-known figure with academical reputation, Konstantin writes for leading academic journals in the field of his comparative PhD research as well in national maritime law and business magazines.

Konstantin participates in several national and international professional associations like the LMAA and CIArb. He is a vice-president of the RUMLA (Russian Maritime Law Association) who attends conferences of the Comité Maritime International as a member of the Russian official delegation.

Prior to joining NAVICUS.LAW in 2017, Konstantin worked for another leading national shipping law firm.

Konstantin speaks fluently French and English.

Konstantin Putrya is a partner at NAVICUS.LAW who advises domestic and international clients with a particular focus on the maritime sector since the start of his career in 2007.

Konstantin’s clients include mainly IG P&I Clubs, hull underwriters, major banks, shipowners, managers and charterers, shipyards, carriers and freight forwarders, trading companies and brokers.

Significant experience and deep academical knowledge in shipping, commercial, commercial procedure and international private law is a great advantage of Konstantin’s expertise in high value, multi-party and multi-jurisdictional litigating which is his predominant area.

Konstantin’s knowledge of shipping, trade and commodity contracts means that he can deal with most problems in a fast, efficient and comprehensive manner. His ability to find creative and innovative solutions is highly appreciated by clients.

Konstantin systematically appears as a legal representative in commercial courts and arbitrations under the LMAA, RAC, MAC, ICAC, RSPP Rules. He is involved in a wide variety of domestic and international complex cross-border disputes involving charterparties, ship sale and ship building contracts, freight forwarding and transhipment agreements, marine insurance, mortgages and maritime liens, ship and cargo arrest, as well as salvage, collisions and groundings, oil spill claims, recognition and enforcement of arbitration awards.

Konstantin is listed in the Russian Arbitration Center (RAC) as an arbitrator. He is also included into the list of arbitration practitioners of the VIAC. He was appointed numerous times as a sole and wing arbitrator under the LMAA, RAC, MAC and IСAC Rules.

Being a senior lecturer at the Higher School of Economics (HSE), Saint-Petersburg, Konstantin developed his own course “Introduction to Maritime Law”, which he regularly delivers for the best students in Russia.

Konstantin is mentioned by leading international and national legal rankings such as Chambers, Legal500, Best Lawyers, Pravo-300 and Kommersant.

As a well-known figure with academical reputation, Konstantin writes for leading academic journals in the field of his comparative PhD research as well in national maritime law and business magazines.

Konstantin participates in several national and international professional associations like the LMAA and CIArb. He is a vice-president of the RUMLA (Russian Maritime Law Association) who attends conferences of the Comité Maritime International as a member of the Russian official delegation.

Prior to joining NAVICUS.LAW in 2017, Konstantin worked for another leading national shipping law firm.

Konstantin speaks fluently French and English.

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