Andrey Bityutskiy in a leather armchair in front of bookshelves

About me

Andrey Bityutskiy

Attorney-at-law, St Petersburg

I am an attorney-at-law. I handle civil and commercial cases, defend clients in criminal cases, and represent them in disputes with regulators and in dealings with state authorities.

What matters
in law is not
knowing every
answer, but
finding the right
solution

I have been in practice since 2018. Over these years I have learned a simple thing: a person in a difficult situation needs not only someone who knows the law, but someone who will calmly explain what is happening, what the options are and what each of them may lead to.

I do not promise the outcome of a case – nobody can honestly do that. I promise something else: to get to the bottom of the documents, build a position, keep you informed at every step and tell you the truth about the risks, even when it is unwelcome.

I am an attorney-at-law at the St Petersburg branch of the Plesovskikh and Partners Bar Association. For you, this means legal professional privilege, professional liability and compliance with the Code of Professional Ethics for Advocates in every case.

Andrey Bityutskiy

How I work

Documents first, conclusions second

I give my first assessment once I have read the materials: contracts, claims, records, correspondence. The client’s account matters, but decisions are made on the documents, so the position is built on them too.

Honest about risks

You will learn not only the strengths of your position but also its weaknesses. If a dispute is better settled out of court or not started at all, I will tell you before you spend time and money.

A clear plan

After the consultation you have a plan: what we do, by when, which documents are needed and what it costs. The terms of work are set out in a legal services agreement.

In touch at every stage

You know what is happening in your case: I report every significant step, explain documents in plain language and answer your questions. A difficult situation should not also become a confusing one.

Confidentiality as a rule

Everything you tell a lawyer is protected by legal professional privilege. It cannot be disclosed without your consent, and a lawyer cannot be questioned about circumstances learned while providing legal assistance.

How work begins

  1. A call or an email

    Tell me briefly what has happened. I will clarify the details and tell you which documents to prepare for our meeting.

  2. Consultation

    We go through the documents and discuss the options and the risks of each. The decision on how to proceed remains yours.

  3. Agreement

    We set out the scope of work, timing and fees in a legal services agreement.

  4. Work on the case

    I prepare documents, take part in hearings and investigative actions, and keep you informed.

Status
and credentials

Official website of the attorney Certificate No. 10996 Ministry of Justice of Russia 2 August 2023

Status
attorney-at-law
Bar association
St Petersburg branch of the Plesovskikh and Partners Bar Association
Register of Advocates
of St Petersburg
No. 78/8537
Certificate
No. 10996, issued by the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Justice of Russia for St Petersburg and the Leningrad Region on 2 August 2023
Office
6 Belinskogo Street, Letter A, Premises 14-N, St Petersburg

Practice areas

  1. Criminal defenceChecks, investigation, trial and appeals.
  2. Civil and commercial casesCorporate and contract disputes, enforcement of judgments.
  3. Disputes with regulatorsInspections, compliance orders, administrative liability.
  4. Reputation and cross-border mattersProtecting reputation, foreign requests and claims.

Let’s discuss
your case

Tell me what has happened, and I will tell you which documents to prepare for our first meeting.