Tasiana Timofticiuc

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Overview

Ms. Tasiana Timofticiuc is a lawyer with expertise in both domestic and international commercial arbitration. She has represented clients in complex arbitral proceedings before prominent arbitral institutions.

Ms. Tasiana Timofticiuc has a LL.M. in public procurement and as a lawyer with experience in numerous public procurement procedures provides consultancy on preparation of bids and represents clients in complaints against awarding decisions and in disputes arising out of public procurement contracts.

In construction law, Ms. Timofticiuc possesses the ability to assess complex technical evidence, to translate them into legal arguments and to present in front of arbitral tribunal and state courts a solid and well documented interpretation of facts.

She is prompt and rigorous in offering efficient counsel to clients on legal matters related to the performance of a commercial contract.

Ms. Tasiana Timofticiuc is a member of Bucharest Bar and a contributor to the Romanian Public Procurement Review and Romanian Pandects Review.

Work Highlights

· Assistance and representation in an international arbitration conducted under the ICC Paris rules, in a dispute worth over €35 million, arising from a design and execution of works contract;
· Assistance and representation in a VIAC international arbitration against one of the top 10 state-owned companies in Romania, achieving for the client damages and penalties for the revocation of the mandate;
· A CICA-CCIR arbitration with a €5 million amount in dispute regarding the performance and termination of a subcontract concluded under Romanian law and performed in a foreign state;
· Represented a grain producer in a GAFTA arbitration concerning a 49 GAFTA standard form contract, worth €800,000;
· Representing a Romanian tech company against a joint venture member in a case concerning the development of a RON 104 million project for modernization of Romanian Emergency System (112);
· Represented an international real estate developer, in multiple litigations regarding building permits and other urban planning acts;
Representation of a foreign construction company in a dispute for extension of time and additional payment arising out of a FIDIC Yellow Contract worth RON 12 million;
· Provided assistance to a firm focused on the restoration of historic monument buildings by offering a comprehensive range of services related to multiple public procurement procedures worth €16 million in total, including bid preparation, responding to clarifications requests, complaints before National Council for Settlement of Complaint/state courts and management of legal issues during project execution (price adjustment, extension of time, modification of the bill of quantities etc.);
· Representation of the major shareholder, also acting as CEO, in a procedure regarding the director’s personal liability.

Publications and Events

· The steps for obtaining the building permit under Romanian law. 🔗

Memberships

> Member of Bucharest Bar

Education

> LL.M. – Public Procurement, Concessions and PPP at Faculty of Law, University of Bucharest
> Degree in Law at Faculty of Law, University of Bucharest

Languages

> English

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The steps for obtaining the building permit under Romanian law

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