Victims appeal against Moscow school shooter’s sentence
Victims of the Moscow school shooter, who was sentenced to compulsory treatment, have filed a cassational appeal with the Presidium of the Moscow City Court.
Russia opens criminal case against Domodedovo owners over 2011 terror attack
A criminal case has been opened against the owners of Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport over 2011 terrorist attack that left 37 dead, Igor Trunov, a lawyer for one of the victims, told RAPSI on Monday.
Russia launches probe into alleged Ukrainian war crimes - lawyer
Russian authorities have opened a criminal case over the alleged use of prohibited means and methods of warfare in the self-proclaimed republics of Donetsk and Luhansk by Ukrainian forces, Igor Trunov from Trunov, Aivar and Partners law firm told RAPSI on Friday.
Russian lawyers propose amendments to Criminal Code to protect their lives
Russian lawyers are proposing an amendment to the Criminal Code in the aftermath of the killing of a prominent lawyer Tatyana Akimtseva in central Moscow.
Parents of Russian teenage school shooter sued for $237,000
The parents of a high school student who shot two people and held his classmates hostage last winter are being sued for 9 million rubles ($236,900), the victims’ lawyer, Igor Trunov, told RAPSI on Tuesday.
Families of Lokomotiv hockey team killed in air crash file lawsuit
Attorney Igor Trunov has filed a suit with the Supreme Court on behalf of the families of the Lokomotiv ice hockey team who died in an air crash outside Yaroslavl, the law firm Trunov, Aivar and Partners announced Wednesday on its website.
Family demands $1.2 mln from Russian Railways for teen's death
The family of Andrey Klishko, 15, who died after being electrocuted at a Lobnya railway station in the Moscow Region, is suing the Russian Railway monopoly for 40 million rubles ($1,2 million).
Lawyer sues Prime Minister Medvedev
Attorney Igor Trunov has submitted a lawsuit against Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, asking the authorities to draft a bill regulating the procedure for holding legal proceedings in the event that a defendant is dead.