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Insolvency practitioner Sergey Besedin

Partner of Kovalev & Partners LLC, lawyer. Brought in on insolvency matters and particularly complex litigation. Lawyer since 2009, insolvency practitioner since 2021.

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Status
Lawyer, insolvency practitioner
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No. 20325, EVRAZIA SRO
In practice
Since 2009

Sergey Besedin has practised law since 2009 and has held insolvency practitioner status since 2021: registration number 20325 in the consolidated state register of insolvency practitioners, member of the EVRAZIA association. General director of the law firm Poleznye Sovety and partner of Kovalev & Partners LLC.

Sergey Alekseevich Besedin has many years of experience heading legal departments and running complex litigation in energy, construction and consulting. He teaches on and is an expert of the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation programme 'Strategy and tactics of tax disputes'.

What insolvency practitioner Sergey Besedin specialises in

Corporate insolvency

An insolvency practitioner is the specialist the court appoints to run a bankruptcy procedure: he analyses the debtor's finances, forms the register of creditors, challenges suspicious transactions and distributes the estate. Sergey Besedin knows the procedure from both sides: as a lawyer he acts for debtors and creditors, as a practitioner he runs procedures himself. More about the practice →

Personal insolvency

Personal bankruptcy frees an individual from debts they objectively cannot pay, but it requires checking three years of transactions and choosing the right procedure. Lawyer Besedin reviews the situation before filing, prepares the documents and runs the case through to discharge. More about the practice →

Challenging transactions and creditor protection

A debtor's transactions within the suspicion period can be set aside and diverted assets returned to the estate. Sergey Besedin challenges such transactions for creditors, has claims entered in the register and objects to unfounded claims of other creditors. More about the practice →

Debt recovery and commercial litigation

From pre-action letter to enforcement and, where necessary, the debtor's bankruptcy. Sergey Alekseevich Besedin runs commercial disputes and sees them through to actual receipt of the money. More about the practice →

Crisis management and tax disputes

Analysis of a company's financial and business activity, a plan to restore solvency, support of tax audits and disputes with the Federal Tax Service. Sergey Besedin teaches tax disputes at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation. More about the practice →

Insolvency practitioner Besedin's approach

Sergey Besedin combines analysis of the debtor's financial and business activity, court practice and the procedural tools for protecting participants in insolvency proceedings. The client receives an assessment of prospects before signing an engagement.

He joins a matter at any stage, from the first signs of insolvency to separate disputes within a procedure already under way.

IN THE MEDIA

Publications and comments: Sergey Besedin

Comment30 August 2024IT, telecoms and digital

Internet providers set about fixing YouTube: is that a breach?

Sergey Besedin, lawyer, insolvency practitioner, Kovalev & Partners LLC

Around ten telecom operators have deployed their own solutions to restore access to YouTube. Roskomnadzor has issued no official clarification — in the expert's view, no breach is formally apparent.

Original source: BFM.RU ↗

Comment22 May 2024Corporate law

Home as a business address: can a company be registered at a residential address?

Sergey Besedin, lawyer, insolvency practitioner, Kovalev & Partners LLC

The law does not require a company to be registered at commercial premises — a flat where the director or shareholder is registered will do (art. 54(2) of the Civil Code). But if the shareholder does not collect correspondence, an entry on the unreliability of the address may be made in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities — a ground for striking the company off.

Original source: RIA Nedvizhimost ↗

QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions: lawyer, insolvency practitioner Besedin

What is an insolvency practitioner and how does he differ from a lawyer?

An insolvency practitioner is a person appointed by the court to run a bankruptcy procedure and acts in the interests of all participants. A lawyer represents one side. Sergey Besedin holds both qualifications, which is why he handles the firm's most complex insolvency matters.

Can Sergey Besedin be the practitioner in my case?

The practitioner is appointed by the commercial court, and the self-regulatory organisation is named by the applicant. How this choice affects the case, Sergey Alekseevich Besedin explains at the first consultation.

How do I contact insolvency practitioner Besedin?

Through Kovalev & Partners LLC: phone +7 (499) 460-63-47 or the form on the site. The consultation is free when an engagement is signed.

NEXT STEP

Discuss insolvency with Sergey Besedin

The consultation is free when an engagement is signed: Sergey Besedin will tell you whether the matter has prospects and how to build the work.

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