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Law firm AVELLUM promotes new counsel in dispute resolution practice | KyivPost

AVELLUM Law Firm on social media Andriy Fortunenko has been promoted to counsel at AVELLUM’s dispute resolution practice. Fortunenko will now focus on domestic and cross-border commercial disputes, as well as fraud investigations and white collar crime. Fortunenko has regularly represented national and foreign companies of various sectors in high-profile commercial disputes. He has extensive expertise in debt recovery, enforcement of pledges, mortgages and guarantees. Fortunenko’s recent experience includes handling complex multijurisdictional disputes before English, Cypriot, and Austrian courts. He has also successfully represented foreign companies before Ukrainian law enforcement authorities. Fortunenko is featured as a recommended lawyer for Dispute Resolution in Ukraine by reputable international ranking The Legal 500.

Youth council hails nomination of Bawa as EFCC chairman, calls for speedy confirmation

Translate Youth council hails nomination of Bawa as EFCC chairman, calls for speedy confirmation On Abdulrasheed Bawa The National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) has described Abdulrasheed Bawa as a “world class crime buster” whose services as Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) are greatly needed to advance the fight against corruption in Nigeria. President Muhammadu Buhari had on Tuesday sent the nomination of 40-year-old Bawa to the Senate for confirmation, saying the request was in accordance with paragraph 2 (3) of Part1, CAP E1 of EFCC Act 2004. Reacting in a statement, the NYCN said the nomination “signals a positive turn in the war against corruption” and must therefore be urgently considered for approval by the Senate.

Without police background, Bawa becomes EFCC boss

• Seeking Senate’s confirmation rubbishes FG’s earlier position, lawyers declare Abdulrasheed Bawa will become first substantive chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) without police training if his appointment by President Muhammadu Buhari is confirmed by the Senate. x It will be in line with one of the recommendations of the Ayo Salami panel, which investigated the commission and Ibrahim Magu last year. Femi Adesina, Buhari’s spokesperson, on Tuesday, announced that the President had asked the Senate to confirm Bawa, who currently heads the Lagos zonal office of the EFCC, as substantive chairman of the commission.

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