Pavel Karateev

Assistant General Counsel at ExxonMobil

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Sakhalin, Russia

Overview

Pavel Karateev is an Assistant General Counsel at ExxonMobil with extensive experience in corporate litigation and disputes. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Law from Saint-Petersburg State University and brings a strong academic foundation to his corporate practice, having previously worked as an Associated Professor.

He uniquely transitioned from a career in legal academia, where he was an Associated Professor, to a senior in-house counsel role at a global energy corporation.

Topics They Care About

Corporate Litigation
His background includes serving as Senior Legal Counsel for Litigation & Disputes at ExxonMobil, indicating deep expertise in this area.
Energy Sector Law
[Predicted] His long-term career as legal counsel at ExxonMobil suggests a strong focus on legal matters specific to the energy industry.
Commercial Law
This was a core area of his legal education at Sakhalin State University and is foundational to his role in a multinational corporation.

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Work History

1-2015
Assistant General Counsel at ExxonMobil
1-2011
Senior Legal Counsel - Litigation & Disputes at ExxonMobil
5-2004 - 12-2010
Legal Counsel at ExxonMobil
9-2003
Associated Professor at Sakhalin State University

Education

2003 - 2007
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from Saint-Petersburg State University, Law Post Graduate School
1998 - 2003
Commercial Law from Sakhalin State University, Law School

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