Legelata

Armenia

Address:
4/3 Arami street, Suite 60
Yerevan, 0010
Armenia

+374 11 520 510


Key contacts:

Managing Partner: Gor Margaryan
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Quick facts:

# Partners : 3
# Other qualified practitioners: 7
# Total number of practitioners (worldwide): 10
Languages: Armenian, English, Russian, German, French, Spanish
Network memberships: Union of Advanced Information Enterprises, European Business Association, American Chamber of Commerce, German Economic Cooperation


Legelata is a Yerevan-based law firm focusing on banking, finance, tax and corporate transactions, with particular strength in mergers and acquisitions and structuring investments and business operations in Armenia.

The firm advises financial institutions, investors and corporates on a wide range of matters, including M&A transactions, acquisition financing, cross-border deals and tax-efficient structuring.

A significant part of the firm’s work involves assisting clients entering the Armenian market. This includes designing and implementing legal, tax and operational structures aligned with business objectives and local regulatory requirements.

Legelata regularly advises on transactions involving foreign capital and multi-jurisdictional elements, working alongside banks, international organizations and private investors, where tax and structuring considerations play a central role.

The firm’s approach integrates legal, tax and financial perspectives to ensure that transactions are not only compliant, but also efficiently structured and executable in practice.

  • Asset finance
  • Banking
  • Capital markets: Debt
  • Capital markets: Equity
  • Competition
  • Financial restructuring
  • Financial services regulatory
  • Hedge funds
  • Investment funds
  • Islamic finance
  • M&A
  • PPP/PFI
  • Private equity
  • Private equity funds
  • Project finance
  • Real estate finance
  • Real estate funds
  • Restructuring and insolvency
  • Structured finance/securitisation
  • Trade finance

  • Accounting
  • Banking
  • Construction and materials
  • Energy
  • Financial services
  • Healthcare
  • Investment management
  • Mining
  • Real estate
  • Technology and telecommunications