“It will be different: what laws were adopted in St. Petersburg in 2023” — Tatyana Tereshchenko for Vecherny St. Petersburg

“Is it not typical for love to count money?” — Tatyana Tereshchenko’s column for Vecherny St. Petersburg

“A supplier of petroleum products from St. Petersburg won a dispute with the Federal Tax Service for 600 million rubles” — comment by Valeria Dementievskaya for Delovoy Petersburg

“Analytical report ‘Insurance in the field of automobile cargo transportation’” — Dmitry Borisenko for Pharmprom

“Bankrupt slander” — Anna Volynets’s comment for New Prospect

“What connects falling down the stairs and the intention to buy something? Or put in a word about the cause-and-effect relationship” — Tatyana Tereshchenko’s blog

“The buyer is always right: A review of judicial practice in consumer protection cases, approved by By the Presidium of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation on 18.10.2023” — Tatyana Tereshchenko for Zakon.ru

“Who should save the business: the former team or external anti—crisis teams” — article by Ekaterina Mikhalskaya and Anna Volynets for the special issue of the Corporate Lawyer magazine

“The term of office of the head of the company” — Irina Salnaya for the Legal Information Agency

“A driving stick for arbitration managers: efficiency vs responsibility for inaction” — Tatyana Tereshchenko for Zakon.ru

“The right to vote: experts on the dangers of neural networks” — Tatyana Tereshchenko for Vecherny St. Petersburg

“The Real Estate Market: a legal review” — Dmitry Borisenko’s column for Vecherny St. Petersburg

“Manage, but check: the Law Enforcement Agencies have proposed an unexpected way to deal with incompetent criminal codes” — Tatyana Tereshchenko’s comment for Vecherny St. Petersburg

"Another search for balance in conditions of obvious non—obviousness" — article by Tatyana Tereshchenko for Zakon

“On the discussion of the claim procedure for the protection of rights” — article by Tatyana Tereshchenko and Alexander Sergeev for Arbitration Disputes

“For competition: why do the State Unitary Enterprise TEK SPB want to privatize” — Tatyana Tereshchenko for Vecherny St. Petersburg

“The largest fish processing plant in St. Petersburg has been declared bankrupt” — comment by Vitaly Karpenko for Delovoy Peterburg

“The fight against money laundering is merciless and meaningless” — Tatyana Tereshchenko’s for New Prospect

“Owed ₽36 billion: the stories of Russia’s major bankrupts in 2023” — Denis Khimilyayne for RBC Pro

“Lukoil has seized a site from a gas station for the construction of an interchange in the south of St. Petersburg” — Dmitry Shestakov’s comment for Business Petersburg

“Bankrupt wind: where the procedure and the market are moving” — Ekaterina Mikhalskaya for Forbes

“What should we agree on?” — Ekaterina Mikhalskaya’s comment for the Business Diary magazine dedicated to the SPIEF

“What does Sneijders' painting ‘Bird Concert’ have in common with bankruptcy procedures in the Russian Federation” — essay by Ekaterina Mikhalskaya for Forbes

“Standards of evidence and prudence in the work of tax authorities and the activities of entrepreneurs (trends)” — article by Tatyana Tereshchenko and Vladimir Amelchuk for the publication “Arbitration Disputes”

Step-by-step development: the best young lawyer Dmitry Borisenko on his work for Vecherny St. Petersburg

Psychology of technology: Anna Volynets about how the work of a lawyer combines mathematics with a “living language” for Vecherny St. Petersburg

“To owe 15 billion rubles and not pay back anything: the top 5 bankrupts of 2023” — Denis Khimilyayne for RBC Pro

“The Inviolable zone” — Tatyana Tereshchenko’s comment for Novy Prospekt

“Russian business has left the currency comfort zone” — an article based on the materials of Delovoy Peterburg legal conference

“Any joke has its own ‘expiration date’, or Brand name — not only a reason to laugh, but also to study the peculiarities of the Russian language” — Tatyana Tereshchenko for Zakon.ru

“Entrepreneurs should read laws with greater responsibility and prudence — one of the latest positions of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation” — Tatyana Tereshchenko for Zakon.ru

“Postponing the deadline for the new boathouse of the Northern Shipyard may entail additional costs” — Vitaly Karpenko’s comment for Delovoy Peterburg

“A dollar is already worth more than 80 rubles! What’s happening? Why is the ruble weakening? Should I wait for euros for 100 rubles?” — Konstantin Ziyatdinov for Sobaka.ru

“Don’t believe the signed one” — Anita Chatterjee’s comment for the Legal Information Agency

“The Central Bank now sets the official exchange rates of 9 more currencies (including lari and dirhams). What does it mean? Is it better to invest in them?” — Konstantin Ziyatdinov for Sobaka.ru

“The firm from Vidnoye challenged the results of the competition for the construction of a school in St. Petersburg” — Tatiana Tereshchenko’s comment for Business Petersburg

“Holidays of strict regime” — comment by Tatiana Tereshchenko for Novy Prospekt

“St. Petersburg has been overwhelmed by a wave of bankruptcies: citizens are trying to write off debts by preserving property” — Anastasia Ignatieva for Neva.Today

“Everyone is discussing the ruble exchange rate again: after the New Year’s Eve fall, the Russian currency is strengthening again. Is it for a long time? What will happen next?” — Konstantin Ziyatdinov for Sobaka.ru

“The bankrupt creditor is included in the register. When courts subordinate such a requirement” — article by Arltan Tserenov for “Arbitration Practice for Lawyers”