Partner · Russia

Aynur Yalilov

Partner — Russia at CBL

Managing Partner, Yalilov & Partners · PhD in Law

Aynur Yalilov is Managing Partner of Yalilov & Partners and heads the firm's litigation and arbitration practice. His work focuses on construction and real estate, commercial disputes and complex construction projects.

As Partner — Russia at CBL, he advises on the Russian-law aspects of cross-border projects and disputes. He also advises joint ventures involving Russian and foreign investment.

Aynur Yalilov
Aynur Yalilov Partner — Russia Managing Partner, Yalilov & Partners

What Aynur works on

  • Commercial litigation and arbitration
  • Construction and real estate
  • Construction contract disputes
  • Alternative dispute resolution
  • Complex and distressed construction projects
  • Joint ventures involving Russian and foreign investment

Construction, disputes and complex projects

Aynur advises developers, contractors, investors and other project participants on commercial litigation and construction-related disputes. His work includes contractual strategy, claims arising from major projects and the resolution of complex business disputes.

His doctoral research examined contractual structures in construction, including comparative approaches, standard forms used in the United Kingdom and the United States, and FIDIC contract models.

Leadership, professional roles and education

Professional roles

  • Managing Partner, Yalilov & Partners
  • Head of the Litigation and Arbitration Practice, Yalilov & Partners
  • Chairman, International Association of Lawyers and Consultants
  • Executive Director, Kazan International Legal Forum
  • Head of the Volga-Kama office of the Arbitration Center at the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs in the Republic of Tatarstan

Education

Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University — Law.
PhD in Law; dissertation: Contractual Structures in Construction.

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