Andrei Svištš
Andrei Svištš is one of the most acclaimed new-generation criminal law experts in Estonia, specialising in the field of white-collar crime. Andrei mainly represents clients in litigation and often acts as an adviser in large-scale and complex criminal cases, many of which have unfolded with significant attention and pressure from the media (for example, the criminal case of the Port of Tallinn, the court dispute in the criminal case of Rein Kilk and Pere AS etc).
Andrei has advanced his skills and qualifications in the pan-European NETPRALAT training programme in criminal law; he also represents clients at the international level, cooperating with colleagues abroad, and works as a trainer in the methods of modern criminal procedure for his colleagues at the Estonian Bar Association.
Since 2015, Andrei has played a leading role in all of RASK’s major criminal cases, many of which have led to precedent-setting court disputes in the Estonian legal system.
Andrei has advanced his skills and qualifications in the pan-European NETPRALAT training programme in criminal law; he also represents clients at the international level, cooperating with colleagues abroad, and works as a trainer in the methods of modern criminal procedure for his colleagues at the Estonian Bar Association.
Since 2015, Andrei has played a leading role in all of RASK’s major criminal cases, many of which have led to precedent-setting court disputes in the Estonian legal system.
Public appearances
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Andrei Svištš helped train members of Estonian Bar
Association
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Ramon Rask and Andrei Svištš help train students for international moot court competition
- Andrei Svištš gives lecture to home town high school students as part of Back to School project
Media
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Supreme Court final decision in favour of RASK clients in Pere AS nine-year criminal case
- Tallinn Circuit Court confirmed for the second time the positions of RASK in the criminal case of AS Pere, which has been pending since 2012
- Andrei Svištš and Siret Saks on the consequences of the misuse of ARIB support
- Juridica: Providing Substance to Open Definitions of Directive 2008/115/EC in the Provisions on the Detention of Aliens in the Obligation to Leave and Prohibition on Entry Act