Legelata maintains an established financial and corporate practice in Armenia, advising domestic and international clients across banking and finance, corporate transactions, M&A, restructuring and financial services matters. The firm is particularly active on cross-border mandates, regularly supporting international clients and advisers on transactions requiring Armenian law expertise.

The practice advises on financing arrangements, acquisitions, corporate structuring and restructuring matters, as well as ongoing regulatory and commercial issues. The team has experience working alongside international counsel on multijurisdictional mandates and supporting foreign investors entering or expanding their activities in the Armenian market.

Clients value the firm's practical and commercially focused approach, local market knowledge and ability to coordinate effectively on international matters. Current feedback highlights the team's client-oriented advice, quality of its work product and ability to navigate the Armenian legal and business environment. The practice also receives positive recognition for its multilingual capabilities and understanding of the requirements of international clients and advisers.

Bank of Georgia; Wilco LLC; Nordic Star Law Offices; Birch Legal.

I would leave DLA Piper UK out of the key-client list, as with Andersen, because it appears to be referral/instructing counsel rather than the underlying end client.

“Practical, client-oriented advice with strong local market knowledge.” (M&A)

“Polished work product and strong understanding of the Armenian market.” (M&A)

“Strong local support on cross-border matters.” (M&A)

“Commercially focused and effective in navigating local requirements.” (Project development / Infrastructure)