Olga's specialisation is business and human rights. Throughout her legal practice, Olga has represented clients in commercial cases and disputes between businesses and the state at internationally set standards. She is also practiced in human rights law, representing her clients both nationally and internationally. Her extensive experience, as well as background in the field of business and human rights enable her to offer her clients new effective approaches to business operations by adapting international standards for companies of any size and level.


Olga also has experience in representing her client in the commercial arbitration under the SCC Rule (Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce).


Education:
Middlesex University London, UK (2019, LLM in Human Rights Law with Distinction);

Law School at the Siberian Federal University (2011, Diploma of Specialist in Law with Distinction);

University of Passau, Germany (2008-2009, certificate of completion of a course in German civil law);

Siberian Federal University (2011, Additional further Diploma to higher education 'Interpreter in professional communication in the German language');

Siberian Federal University (2013, Master's degree in Psychology 'Constructive psychology of conflict').

Languages: Russian, English, German