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Henrike Koch, Dr. Axel Boës, Afra Gyekye, Anna Kopylova and Bettina Gotthardt
Law Firm
for maritime commercial law and arbitration in Hamburg
KDB.legal Koch Boës is a highly specialized law boutique in Hamburg with a strong focus on maritime and commercial law as well as arbitration.
Clients of KDB.legal Koch Boës are particularly shipping companies and shipyards, but also private equity investors and service companies from other industries such as media, sports and gastronomy.
Henrike Koch and Dr. Axel Boës have gained their experience and expertise over more than 20 years in different companies and positions before starting the law boutique in summer 2015. Those broad and in-depth experiences enable Henrike Koch and Dr. Axel Boës to not only work closely with their clients on legal issues, but also to offer a tailored approach to corporate management and strategy challenges.
They’re offering accompanying advice and support their clients from the beginning of a problem analysis over strategy development until its successful implementation. A mandate always ends with a holistic and critical evaluation of the progress and the targets achieved, both in economical and legal aspects.
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Recognition of Austrian Cost Orders in Russian Insolvency Proceedings – Arbitrazh Court of Kalmykia, 21 April 2026 (A22‑1431/2016)
1. Introduction On 21 April 2026, the Arbitrazh Court of the Republic of Kalmykia ruled on the recognition and enforcement in Russia of a cost decision issued by the Regional Court of Innsbruck (Landesgericht Innsbruck, Austria) in favour of a Russian creditor, Elena Nikolaevna Baturina, against a Russian debtor, Viktor Nikolaevich Baturin, who was already […]
“Disrespect Toward the Court”: Russian Court Imposes Fine Over AI-Generated Case Law Nearly Equal to the Amount in Dispute
The Arbitrazh Court of the West Siberian District imposed a judicial fine of RUB 50,000 on a litigant after discovering that several court decisions cited in a cassation appeal did not in fact exist, treating the conduct as a serious “act of disrespect toward the court”, with the fine amount being nearly equal to the […]
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