GRATA International Georgia

04/09/2026

04/08/2026

Georgia has introduced key legislative changes to implement the Cape Town Convention and its Aircraft Protocol, effective from 1 August 2026.

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21/07/2026

Taxation of Electronic Services in Georgia

GRATA International presents an overview of the taxation of electronic services in Georgia, highlighting the key rules applicable to foreign providers of digital services. The publication addresses the definition of electronic services, VAT obligations, place of supply rules, registration requirements, reporting obligations and applicable penalties.

📄 Read the Georgia guide:
https://gratanet.com/publications/specifics-of-taxation-of-electronic-services-in-georgia?region=georgia

The publication forms part of GRATA International's comparative guide on the taxation of electronic services across multiple jurisdictions.

📘 Read the full comparative guide:
https://gratanet.com/publications/specifics-of-taxation-of-electronic-services

25/05/2026

🌎 In this interview, Andrew Gamble, Chairman of the Global Board of GRATA International, shares his perspective on cross-border collaboration, unified international standards, AI-driven development, legal technology, and the future of global legal services.

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🌎 Inside GRATA International: Andrew Gamble on the Future of Global Legal Collaboration

What does it take to build a truly integrated international law firm in today’s rapidly evolving legal market?

In this interview, Andrew Gamble, Chairman of the Global Board of GRATA International, shares his perspective on cross-border collaboration, unified international standards, AI-driven development, legal technology, and the future of global legal services.

The conversation explores how GRATA International combines strong local expertise with coordinated international cooperation to support clients across jurisdictions.

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28/04/2026

20/04/2026

We are proud to see our team recognised for its strong performance in commercial and corporate law, M&A, and dispute resolution.

This acknowledgment reflects our commitment to delivering client-focused solutions, maintaining high professional standards, and effectively handling complex matters across various practice areas, including international arbitration.

🇬🇪 GRATA International’s Tbilisi office has strengthened its position in commercial, corporate law, and M&A, achieving a Tier 3 ranking under the leadership of Irakli Kordzakhia and Sofia Roinishvili.

The team is recognised for its client-focused approach, with feedback highlighting a “commendable work ethics and fantastic interpersonal and communication skills”.

The dispute resolution practice has also secured a Tier 3 ranking, demonstrating particular strength in complex commercial, administrative, and tax disputes, as well as international arbitration.

15/04/2026

We are pleased to share that the Dispute Resolution rankings for Europe by Chambers and Partners have been updated, featuring Irakli Kordzakhia of GRATA International Georgia.

Following our recent recognition in the Chambers Global Guide in General Business Law, this further highlights the strength and expertise of our team across key practice areas.

Chambers and Partners rankings are based on extensive independent research, including interviews with clients, in-house counsel and market experts, reflecting professional excellence and market reputation.

We sincerely thank our clients and colleagues for their continued trust and support.

09/03/2026

In June 2025, Georgia introduced significant amendments to the Law on Labour Migration, reshaping the legal framework governing how foreigners may work or engage in entrepreneurial activity in the country. The changes broaden the concept of labour activity, redefine key terms, and introduce a new requirement for foreign employees, self-employed individuals and employers to obtain the Right to perform labour activity before engaging in work in Georgia. They also establish new procedures for securing this right, strengthen enforcement mechanisms, and impose additional compliance obligations on both workers and employers. Below is an overview of the key updates and their implications.

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