International Bar Association Europe's Bar Associations Condemn Russia's Actions But Urge Caution On Clients
The groups are speaking out forcefully and organizing to provide aid to Ukrainian lawyers and refugees, but they also acknowledge the obligation to provide counsel, and the needs and concerns, of their Russian members.
March 07, 2022 at 09:26 AM
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In word and in deed, bar associations in Europe are joining the resistance to the invasion of Ukraine—condemning the Russian government's actions and offering donations, coordination, and practical advice to support the Ukrainian people and the country's lawyers.
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