Dilmurod Kholmatov

Associate

Tashkent

Dilmurod Kholmatov

Dilmurod is an Associate in Pinna Goldberg’s Tashkent office.

His practice focuses on international commercial arbitration, cross-border dispute resolution, sanctions-related matters, and the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards and court judgments.

Prior to joining Pinna Goldberg, Dilmurod gained experience at a leading Russian law firm, where he advised clients on complex cross-border disputes and enforcement proceedings. He assisted in the preparation of written submissions, legal memoranda and strategic analyses in commercial disputes. Earlier in his career, he worked at a leading arbitration centre, where he was involved in the administration of international arbitration proceedings and gained practical insight into the conduct of arbitral proceedings from an institutional perspective.

Dilmurod holds an LL.M. in International Trade Law and Dispute Resolution from HSE University and an LL.B. in International Law and Comparative Jurisprudence from Tashkent State University of Law. He also completed the Japanese Law Programme of Nagoya University.

Qualified to practice law in Uzbekistan

Qualified to practice law in the Russian Federation

Dilmurod's practical experience includes:

  • Representing a Russian company in proceedings for the recognition and enforcement of an international arbitral award with a value exceeding USD 18 million
  • Acting on cross-border commercial disputes involving expert evidence
  • Advising on legal issues relating to international sanctions and their impact on arbitral
    proceedings and cross-border dispute resolution
  • Young ICCA
  • Young IMA

LL.M., International Trade Law and Dispute Resolution (magna cum laude), National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE University) (Russia)

LL.B., International Law and Comparative Jurisprudence (summa cum laude), Tashkent State University of Law (Uzbekistan)

Nagoya University – Education Center for Japanese Law (Programme in Japanese Law)

Uzbek

Russian

English

Japanese

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