Ilan Verednikov

Over the years, Attorney Verednikov has accumulated extensive experience and unique expertise in the early analysis of class actions, including assessing their chances of success before filing them in court. This specialization allows him to accurately identify violations, assess the damage caused to the public, and build a solid evidentiary, legal, and economic foundation—a crucial component for the success of complex lawsuits of this type.

Attorney Verednikov believes in a responsible professional approach, based on the principle of quality over quantity. He carefully selects the class and derivative actions he handles, advancing only proceedings with legal justification and substantial chances of success. In cases where a thorough professional examination reveals that the chances of the proceeding are low, he acts with full transparency and prefers to advise the client to refrain from filing the lawsuit.

In the selected cases, Attorney Verednikov operates with determination and dedication to uphold the public's rights, through thorough work, full cooperation with the client, and efficient management of the legal process. His approach includes personal guidance, high availability to clients, and focusing on a limited number of cases, in order to provide each client with the highest level of professional legal service.

Attorney Verednikov hosts the podcast "Is Economic Crime Worth It?" aimed at providing the public with tools and real understanding to identify and deal with economic crimes.
He graduated with honors with a Master's degree in Law and Economics from the European Erasmus program (EMLE – European Master in Law and Economics).

In addition to his legal activities, Attorney Verednikov serves as a senior lecturer in the fields of economics, finance, corporate law, and securities law.