European Sanctions

European Sanctions

Inclusion on a European Union sanctions list freezes assets and blocks activity almost immediately, even before any legal process. Challenging it requires speed and knowledge of the procedure before the Union courts.

What they are and how to challenge them

EU restrictive measures include asset freezes and movement restrictions. Those on a list can request delisting and file an action for annulment before the EU General Court, citing errors in the grounds, lack of evidence, or violation of defense rights.

How we act

We analyze the basis for inclusion and the supporting evidence, prepare delisting requests and actions before the EU General Court, and manage the necessary authorizations for fund use while the restriction is in place.

International dimension

Sanctions are inherently transnational: they affect individuals and companies with assets in multiple countries and intersect with regimes in other states. We coordinate the response across the various jurisdictions involved.

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Index

Frequently asked questions

What is asked first.

How to get off an EU sanctions list?

By submitting a delisting request and, crucially, an action for annulment before the EU General Court.

Can I use my frozen funds?

Authorizations exist for basic expenses and certain payments; we manage these while the restriction is in place.

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