These Moscow Lawyers Hitting Back at the West
These former Big Law partners are suing major US companies and claim international law firms have not really left the Russian capital.
April 26, 2022 at 12:03 AM
5 minute read
International - EuropeOutrage over the Ukraine war prompted several hundred Western companies to abandon key cities in Russia and halt services to the nation's population. The mass withdrawal of anything from retail, food, banking and tech services has created a new world for Russia's people, one without easy access to payment services, or to the simplest pleasures that most take for granted: Streaming music and movies, for instance.
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