Tel: +7 (495) 151 88 87
E-mail: davydenko@bestadvicelaw.com
Since 2004 Dmitry has practiced as a lawyer in leading Russian law firms. Specialized in Private international law, Law of international trade, Cross-border litigation, International contracts, International commercial arbitration, Mediation, Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitral awards, Maritime law.
He participated in the implementation of a number of complex projects. He worked with such clients as Rabobank, Rosneft, Renaissance Insurance, Loral Space & Communications (USA), Baltiyskiy Zavod, Rostelecom, Ryazan Metal Ceramic Instruments Plant, Moscow City Golf Club, SPIG s.p.a. (a large Italian supplier of equipment for hydroelectric power plants), LISEMCO (a large Vietnamese company for the production of equipment for industrial enterprises), etc.
Dmitry regularly provides expert reports on Russian law for courts and international arbitral proceedings. He participated in the project on reforming business law in Kazakhstan as an international expert (2018).
He has experience of hearing cases as an arbitrator, including under the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the ICAC and the Maritime Arbitration Commission at the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Russian Arbitration Center, as well as a mediator. He is listed as a recommended arbitrator by all major Russian arbitral institutions.
Fluent in English. He is also proficient in French and Italian and is confident in German.
Dmitry Davydenko teaches at Russian and international universities, in particular, private international law, international commercial and investment arbitration, Russian civil procedure, transportation law, mediation and ADR. He regularly participates in conferences on these subjects as a speaker or moderator.
Director of the CIS Arbitration Forum, an analytical resource dedicated to the resolution of business disputes in the countries of the former USSR and Eastern Europe.
Dmitry Davydenko has numerous publications in international and Russian magazines, including: