It is a well-known fact that Padva Genrikh Pavlovich is a lawyer, whose payment is considered one of the highest in the territory of the Russian Federation, in special situations, he can provide his high-quality legal assistance absolutely free of charge. No less well-known colleague Henry Reznik claims that Padva has a rather rare quality, which is called the highest legal culture.
Genrikh Pavlovich Padva: biography, education
The birthplace of the future honored lawyer of Russia is the capital of our country. Date - 02/20/1931. Parents - Padva Pavel Yurievich and Rapoport Eva Iosifovna.
In 1953, Padva Genrikh Pavlovich graduated from the Moscow Law Institute. As a result of the distribution, he ended up in the Kalinin region.
In 1961 he graduated in absentia from the Kalinin Pedagogical Institute, history faculty.
From 1953 to 1971, his place of work was the Kalinin Regional Bar Association. He trained for six months in Rzhev, after more than a year he practiced singular law practice in the district center, which is called the Burned Hillfort. Later he worked as a lawyer in the cities of Torzhok and Kalinin.
Since 1971, the biography of Heinrich Pavlovich Padva has been associated with the capital, he entered the Moscow City College of Lawyers. In 1985, he became a member on its podium and at the same time director of the Scientific Research Institute of the Bar, created by the Moscow Bar Association.
In 1989, Padva Heinrich was elected vice president of the USSR Lawyer Union, and subsequently in 1990 to a similar post in the International Lawyer Community (Union).
In 2002, he began to work as a lawyer in the Moscow Chamber of Lawyers, having established and headed as a managing partner a law firm called Padva & Partners.
Awards and Regalia
Given the contribution made to the development of the practice of law in Russia, Padva Genrikh Pavlovich was awarded the Gold Medal to them. Plevako in 1998
A significant personal contribution to improving the existing legislative structure, many years of law practice in protecting civil law and the freedom of a particular person led him to be awarded the honorary sign "Public Recognition" in 1999.
Padva Genrikh Pavlovich: reviews, biography
Lawyer Henry Reznik speaks of Padva as a lawyer of the highest standard. He considers him an outstanding attorney who treats his chosen case with utter devotion with high professionalism.
Resnik notes in Pavda the presence of self-irony, a developed sense of humor, so necessary for people. Communicating with him is a pleasure. Reznik is very proud of his friendship with him.
One of the most high-profile cases conducted by Padva Henry is the case of L. Vainberg, A. Lukyanov, E. Bychkov, A. Bykov, P. Borodin. The results of these cases were widely reported in the media, while the work of the lawyer was highly appreciated.
Clients of Pavda were a number of large magazines (Ogonyok) and newspapers (Izvestia), many Russian and foreign companies (CityBank, PepsiCo), banks (Menatep), various celebrities (V. Vysotsky's family, A Sakharov).
Sensational affairs
As a result of the work done by Padva in the process of protecting V. Grisak, who was accused of murdering his family, who was justified after five years in prison, the legislator was canceled capital punishment in Russia.
In 1991-1994, Padva Henrikh managed to achieve amnesty for his client, who was the former chairman of the USSR Armed Forces, Anatoly Lukyanov, in the framework of the GKChP case.
Lev Weinberg, a prominent businessman, was released with the help of Padva in 1996; his criminal prosecution was subsequently stopped.
In 1996 - 97 years, the lawyer’s client was Peter Karpov, who was accused of bribery, who held the post of deputy director in the Federal Office for Insolvency. He was detained twice and released the same number of times by subscription. Ultimately, the criminal case was terminated due to an amnesty.
The former head of Rosdragmet Evg. Bychkov in 2001 also came under amnesty. Partially the charges were dropped from him.
Russian Presidential Executive Pavel Borodin was a client of Padva in 2000-2002. He was arrested in the Mabetex case. Ultimately, the case against Borodin was discontinued.
The head of the board of directors of KrAZ, Anatoly Bykov, was a client of a lawyer in 2000 and 2003. He was sentenced conditionally.
Entrepreneur Frank Elkaponi (Mammadov), who was accused of storing and transporting drugs, was justified by the efforts of Pavda.
Clients of Pavda were also the organizer of Yukos M. Khodorkovsky, actor Vladislav Galkin, ex-minister Anatoly Serdyukov, criminal authority Vyacheslav Ivankov.
Failures in business
The biography of Heinrich Padwa includes not entirely successful moments. In the period from 1994 to 2001, the lawyer had to represent the side of Olga Ivinskaya, who was B. Pasternak's girlfriend, in a lengthy lawsuit related to the fate of the Pasternak archives.
This civil case ended unsuccessfully for the client Pavda. Remembering this process, he says that some moments were often absurd. Sometimes the memory of a genius writer was simply mocked. For example, officials put forward requirements for the provision of documents confirming the donation of Ivinsky manuscript verses dedicated to her. Lawyer Lyubarskaya defended the writer's daughter-in-law.
When defending the ex-head of Yukos, M. Khodorkovsky, the lawyer also failed to secure an acquittal. Khodorkovsky with Plato Lebedev received eight years in prison. Andrei Krainov (head of Volna), who is undergoing the same case, was sentenced to four and a half years probation.
Senior customers
Padva Heinrich defended the interests of the ex-head of the Russian government Mikhail Kasyanov, who was involved as a witness in a case involving the Sosnovka property complex (former government buildings) sold to him and M. Fridman (head of Alfa Group) with violations of existing law. Quite a lot of rumors circulated that Kasyanov would be prosecuted in connection with this, but he was even left with the dacha.
Pavd acted as lawyer for N. Lugovsky (the former co-founder and general director of the Sibneft joint venture), who tried in 2003 to return the money in the amount of eight hundred thousand dollars, which at the end of 1994 were seized from him by the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation as material evidence. Until December 2008, it was not possible to return the money, while it was found that some of them disappeared.
In November 2010, Pavda was defended by M. Beketov, who had previously worked as editor-in-chief in the Khimkinskaya Pravda newspaper, who had been disabled after an attack by unidentified persons. He was convicted on November 10, 2010, of defamation of the city governor of Khimki V. Strelchenko.
Marital status of Padva
The first wife of Pavda was called Albina, she died in 1974. They still had a joint daughter.
The second time, the lawyer married art critic and assistant notary Oksana Mamontova, born in 1971, who was his forty years younger. She previously studied at the Moscow Law Academy, had a son named Gleb from a previous marriage. Gleb’s attitude to Heinrich Pavlovich is very good, as to his own father.
The marriage contract is concluded between the spouses, which provides that in the case of divorce proceedings the wife will retain only personal belongings belonging to her, as well as property recorded on her.
As noted in the press, from the side of Padva, the wife is presented with rather expensive gifts: cars, antique jewelry in the form of rings and earrings.
Hobbies and hobbies
Among the hobbies of Padva, his love of art is noted. His most favorite artists include Utrillo and El Greco.
He is also interested in the work of contemporary artists. In particular, he prefers creativity to N. Nesterova.
