Ranking tables
Dispute Resolution | Global
Kazakhstan
Rankings overview for Departments
- Aequitas Law Firm 13 Years Ranked
GRATA International 13 Years Ranked
Kinstellar 9 Years Ranked- Sayat Zholshy & Partners
- SIGNUM Law Firm
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP 7 Years Ranked- ADL Disputes
- Unicase
- Bolotov & Partners LLP
- KP Disputes
All Departments profiles
Band 1
1 Baker McKenzie - CIS, LimitedDispute Resolution2026 | Band 1 | 13 Years RankedBaker McKenzie has a well-regarded legal practice in Kazakhstan, known for its cross-border disputes practice. Clients of the law firm benefit from its global network and international arbitration capabilities. The domestic litigation practice includes debt collection enforcement proceedings, contract and tax disputes as well as arbitration proceedings, often in the investment, technology, pharmaceutical and construction sectors. Clients represented include Kul-Bas, Visa International and Cochlear.
1 DentonsDispute Resolution2026 | Band 1 | 13 Years RankedDentons is a global law firm with a substantial disputes practice, acting on a broad range of contentious mandates in Kazakhstan, including environmental, tax and competition-related disputes. The law firm further represents clients in commercial disputes, including international arbitration cases. Its client base comprises natural resources and oil and gas companies as well as construction clients.
1 TKS DisputesDispute Resolution2026 | Band 1 | 5 Years RankedTKS Disputes is a law firm in Kazakhstan that is adept at handling a range of disputes matters including commercial litigation, as well as insolvency, IP and tax cases. The team represents clients in industries such as finance, technology and construction.
Band 2
2 Aequitas Law FirmDispute Resolution2026 | Band 2 | 13 Years RankedAequitas Law Firm is a highly reputed domestic law firm in Kazakhstan, which represents clients in a broad range of commercial disputes, including contractual and debt recovery cases, as well as domestic enforcement work. The legal practice is also frequently engaged to provide Kazakh law expertise in international arbitrations seated overseas. The law firm regularly handles tax and construction disputes. Aequitas often acts for international and domestic clients from the professional services, construction and consumer goods sectors.
2 GRATA InternationalDispute Resolution2026 | Band 2 | 13 Years RankedGRATA International is a strong regional law firm with expertise in commercial disputes in Kazakhstan, including debt recovery, contractual and shareholder disputes as well as regulatory cases. It is a popular choice for international law firms requiring domestic representation or Kazakh law advice in international arbitrations. The law firm additionally represents international and domestic corporates from the natural resources, construction and energy sectors as well as banks.2 KinstellarDispute Resolution2026 | Band 2 | 9 Years RankedKinstellar has a prominent team of lawyers in Kazakhstan handling commercial dispute resolution, often working in conjunction with international co-counsel to provide local law support on cross-border litigation and arbitration. It also represents corporate clients in local regulatory, IP and commercial disputes as well as investigations. The law firm acts for a client roster of international corporates, including oil and gas giants, as well as companies in the natural resources and retail sectors.
Band 3
3 Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLPDispute Resolution2026 | Band 3 | 7 Years RankedMorgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP’s Kazakhstan Dispute Resolution team demonstrates deep expertise in managing complex, high-stakes legal matters across a wide range of industries. Their work spans energy, infrastructure, transport, telecom, manufacturing, aviation, food services, and digital media. Their cross-border capabilities are reinforced by close collaboration with their London office, enabling seamless handling of disputes involving jurisdictions like the UK, US, Turkey, China, and Italy. The firm’s strategic legal support includes court representation, regulatory liaison, and pre-dispute assessments.