The House Arrest Imposed on Our Client Has Been Replaced with a More Lenient Preventive Measure

The House Arrest Imposed on Our Client Has Been Replaced with a More Lenient Preventive Measure

On April 30, 2025, during the preliminary hearing, the Criminal Court of First Instance of Yerevan lifted the house arrest imposed as a preventive measure on A.P., a client of our office’s attorney Edgar Ayvazyan, who is accused of committing a grave crime (Article 393, Part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Armenia), and replaced it with a more lenient measure — administrative supervision. We thank Judge Roman Smbatyan for delivering a fair judicial decision.
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The Court Rejected the Investigative Body’s Motion to Detain Our Client Accused of Particularly Large-Scale Tax Evasion

On April 24, 2025, the Criminal Court of General Jurisdiction of First Instance of Yerevan, Republic of Armenia, presided over by Judge Tatevik Muradyan, considered the investigative body’s motion to apply detention as a preventive measure against our client V.H., who is accused of committing a crime under Article 290, Part 3, Clause 2 of the RA Criminal Code. The Court rejected the motion and applied alternative preventive measures.
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Victory Against the Insurance Company

One of the insurance companies operating in the Republic of Armenia filed a claim against our client, Y.S., demanding reimbursement of a paid insurance amount, based on the right of recourse. A few days after our office’s attorney, Edgar Ayvazyan, took on the representation of Y.S. and filed a motion to apply the statute of limitations, the insurance company withdrew its claim (Civil Case No. ԱՐԱԴ/0951/02/24). Thus, another victory was added to our office’s extensive and effective practice of representing individuals in cases against insurance companies.
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By Decision of the Administrative Court, Court Bailiffs Will Receive the Military Pension Due for Their Long-Term Service

The Unified Social Service had refused to grant the military pension for long-term service to three of our office’s clients, effectively disregarding a significant portion of their work experience. As a result of the arguments presented by our office's lawyers, Tatevik Malkhasyan and Edgar Ayvazyan, the Administrative Court of the Republic of Armenia stated that the Unified Social Service had misinterpreted the legal regulations, and therefore ordered it to grant our clients the pensions they are entitled to (Administrative cases No. ՎԴ5/0637/05/24, ՎԴ5/0637/05/24, ՎԴ5/0639/05/24). We thank Judge Narek Gasparyan for issuing a fair judicial act.
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LSA Law Firm Has Analyzed the Draft of the RA Law on ‘Cryptoassets’ and Presented Proposals for Amendments

LSA Law Firm has conducted a legal research and analysis of the draft of the RA law on ‘Cryptoassets,’ identified issues within the draft, and presented its vision for the regulation of cryptocurrencies in Armenia, proposing amendments based on international best practices. Attached is the proposal for making amendments to the draft of the RA law on ‘Cryptoassets’ and related laws.
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