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Overview
MG Partners is a full-service law firm in Kazakhstan with offices in Almaty, Astana and Karaganda. The firm offers services in corporate, commercial, dispute resolution, intellectual property, real estate, land law, blockchain, cryptocurrency, and tax law. With 70% of its clients being non-residents, MG Partners provides multilingual services in English, German and French. The firm has been working on cases involving fintech, blockchain, and cryptocurrencies, reflecting Kazakhstan's position as the third-largest global cryptocurrency mining hub. Senior partner Inna Ionova (Revazova) is a key contact. The firm saw two senior departures in the past year. Ex-partner Meruet Zhunubaeva left in January 2025 to establish her own practice, while former senior lawyer Alexandra Nechaeva joined Sayat Zholshy & Partners in August 2024. Both lawyers had focused on general commercial matters across various sectors.
Client feedback
"We highly value MG Partners for their professionalism, full commitment and the trust-based cooperation we have developed over time. All team members perform their duties excellently, prioritize the client's interests and make every effort to resolve any issues we bring to them. Even when we present non-standard or complex requests, they go the extra mile to find a solution – and we truly appreciate that." – Labour and employment
Ayazhanym Alzhan
"Ayazhanym Alzhan was the first lawyer we worked with when we initially approached MG Partners for company registration. It was a pleasure to work with her – she was diligent, highly professional and showed genuine interest in our case. She quickly earned our trust and never let us down in delivering her part of the work. A truly reliable and competent specialist."
Zhazira Karamuldayeva
"She demonstrates all the key qualities expected of a competent legal professional."
Linked Reviews
General business law (asialaw)
Work highlights
Advised New Nuclear Watch Institute, a UK-based nuclear energy policy think-tank, on establishing its first Central Asian presence through a branch office in Kazakhstan. The firm provided comprehensive legal support including regulatory analysis, documentation and state registration procedures. This landmark entry represents one of the first international nuclear energy policy organisations to establish a formal branch structure in Kazakhstan.
Key clients
New Nuclear Watch Institute, Palu Familia Group, Zeta Holding