What does a Regulatory, Government Relations & Public Policy practice actually cover?

It covers regulatory strategy, government affairs and public policy matters affecting business operations, transactions and investment, including market entry, licensing, regulatory approvals, legislative and policy developments, government engagement, public procurement, export controls, foreign investment, government incentives and regulatory investigations.

When should regulatory risk be assessed in a transaction or new venture?

At the planning stage. Regulatory risk can determine whether a business may enter a market, launch a product, complete a transaction, access public funding or continue operating under its existing business model, so we advise before significant capital is committed or contractual obligations become fixed.

Does Averites only provide legal advice, or also practical government engagement guidance?

Both. Our approach combines legal analysis with an understanding of how regulators, public authorities and government institutions operate in practice.

How does Averites handle regulatory matters spanning multiple jurisdictions?

Where a matter involves several jurisdictions, we coordinate local counsel and specialist advisers to develop a consistent regulatory strategy across the relevant markets.

What happens if a regulatory issue becomes contentious?

Our Regulatory lawyers work closely with Averites’ Corporate & M&A, Competition, White Collar, Tax, and Dispute Resolution practices when a government inquiry, enforcement action, or policy change creates broader transactional, financial, or litigation exposure.

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Regulatory, Government Relations & Public Policy

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Averites advises companies, investors, financial institutions, boards and senior executives on regulatory strategy, government affairs and public policy matters affecting business operations, transactions and investment.

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OUR APPROACH

How We Advise on Regulatory, Government Relations and Public Policy Matters

Where Legal, Commercial and Public-Sector Considerations Intersect

Our lawyers assist clients operating in highly regulated industries and in situations where legal, commercial and public-sector considerations intersect. We advise on market entry, licensing, regulatory approvals, legislative and policy developments, government engagement, public procurement, export controls, foreign investment, government incentives and regulatory investigations.
Why Regulatory Risk Belongs at the Planning Stage

Regulatory risk can determine whether a business may enter a market, launch a product, complete a transaction, access public funding or continue operating under its existing business model. We therefore advise at the planning stage, before significant capital is committed or contractual obligations become fixed.
Legal Analysis Combined With Practical Understanding of How Government Works

Our approach combines legal analysis with an understanding of how regulators, public authorities and government institutions operate in practice. Where a matter involves several jurisdictions, we coordinate local counsel and specialist advisers to develop a consistent regulatory strategy across the relevant markets.
Support When Regulatory Issues Become Contentious

We also assist clients when regulatory issues become contentious. Our Regulatory lawyers work closely with Averites’ Corporate & M&A, Competition, White Collar, Tax, and Dispute Resolution practices when a government inquiry, enforcement action, or policy change creates broader transactional, financial, or litigation exposure.

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Our Regulatory, Government Relations & Public Policy Services

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30 Wall Street, 8 Floor
New York, NY 10005 Phone: +1 650 382 7764

London 124 City Road
London, England
EC1V 2NX Phone: +44 7405 138109

Kyiv 11 Panasa Myrnoho Street
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Kyiv, 01011 Phone: +380 63 148 27 37

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It covers regulatory strategy, government affairs and public policy matters affecting business operations, transactions and investment, including market entry, licensing, regulatory approvals, legislative and policy developments, government engagement, public procurement, export controls, foreign investment, government incentives and regulatory investigations.

At the planning stage. Regulatory risk can determine whether a business may enter a market, launch a product, complete a transaction, access public funding or continue operating under its existing business model, so we advise before significant capital is committed or contractual obligations become fixed.

Both. Our approach combines legal analysis with an understanding of how regulators, public authorities and government institutions operate in practice.

Where a matter involves several jurisdictions, we coordinate local counsel and specialist advisers to develop a consistent regulatory strategy across the relevant markets.

Our Regulatory lawyers work closely with Averites’ Corporate & M&A, Competition, White Collar, Tax, and Dispute Resolution practices when a government inquiry, enforcement action, or policy change creates broader transactional, financial, or litigation exposure.