BLB secures leading rankings in the Legal 500
We are pleased to have secured leading rankings in the Legal 500 2021, an independent directory that ranks law firms globally. Our firm’s lawyers have been benchmarked against others in Georgia, continuing to be recognized as experts within their fields. After the expansion of the firm’s practice from a niche law firm to a full-service […]
BLB is proud to sponsor the First National Competition in commercial Arbitration
We are pleased to support the First National Competition in commercial arbitration organized by the Georgian Association of Arbitrators. Students interested in commercial law and commercial arbitration are invited to participate! Detailed information on the competition can be found here.
Partner Note – Maya Mtsariashvili
The Government of Georgia is not entitled to restrict the freedom of movement and assembly, guaranteed under the Constitution of Georgia. The Government of Georgia has made an amendment to its Ordinance #322 of May 23, 2020 and from November 9 of the current year restricted the movement from 22.00 pm to 05.00 am […]
BLB is ranked in the 2020 edition of the IFLR1000
BLB is ranked in the 2020 edition of the IFLR1000, a guide to the world’s leading financial and corporate law firms and lawyers. We are thrilled to announce that two of our Partners Maya Mtsariashvili and Kakha Sharabidze are recognized as Highly-regarded lawyers by the publication. We would like to thank our clients for putting […]
Partner Note – Kakha Sharabidze
The law which aims to attract the foreign direct investments provides for the nationalization and confiscation of the investments Amid the pandemic-induced economic crisis, a revival of suspended investment projects and the stimulation of foreign direct investments (“FDI“) have vital importance for the Georgian economy. In this context, we would like to draw attention […]
Partner Note – Maya Mtsariashvili
In what circumstances will criminal law liability be imposed for violating the rules of the state of emergency? What shall we know 1. Executive summary Amendments to the Criminal Law Code of Georgia (hereinafter the “Code”) concerning the application of criminal law liability over the infringement of the rules of state of emergency, […]
