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From Copenhagen to the Baltics
Legal expertise across Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.
4–9 October 2026 | Bella Center Copenhagen
With legal expertise across Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, ECOVIS ProventusLaw supports international businesses and law firms with cross-border matters throughout the Baltic region.
Whether your clients are entering the Baltics, investing in the region, expanding their operations or navigating increasingly complex regulatory requirements, we can provide local legal expertise across all three Baltic markets.
This October, our partners Inga Karulaitytė and Loreta Andziulytė will be at the IBA Annual Conference in Copenhagen.
If your clients are entering, investing in or operating across the Baltics, let’s meet in Copenhagen.
Connected to the wider ECOVIS network
Denmark · Baltics · International
ECOVIS ProventusLaw is part of ECOVIS International, connecting local professional expertise across jurisdictions. It has over 16,000 people operating in more than 90 countries. Its consulting focus and core competencies lie in tax consultation, accounting, auditing, and legal advice.
For matters extending beyond the Baltics, the wider ECOVIS network can provide additional local connections and multidisciplinary support.
One Baltic region. Three local markets.
Lithuania · Latvia · Estonia
The Baltic states are closely connected markets, but each has its own legal, regulatory and business environment.
Our Baltic presence allows us to combine local jurisdiction-specific expertise with a broader regional perspective — supporting matters in one market or coordinating legal needs across all three.
For international counsel, this means one point of contact for Baltic legal matters, with access to local expertise where it matters.
Supporting business across the Baltics
Investing and doing business in the Baltics
M&A · Investments · Corporate · Commercial
We advise international businesses and counsel on acquisitions, investments, corporate matters, commercial arrangements and other transactions involving Baltic businesses and operations.
Entering or expanding across the region
- Market entry
- Establishment
- Licensing
- Regulatory requirements
We support businesses entering the Baltic markets, establishing local operations and navigating the legal requirements that come with expansion.
Financial services & FinTech
- Payments
- Financial services
- MiCA
- AML/CTF
- Sanctions
- DORA
Our team has particular experience advising financial services and technology-driven businesses on licensing, regulatory compliance and rapidly evolving European regulatory frameworks.
Technology & data
- Data protection
- IT
- TMT
- Digital business
- Technology regulation
We advise technology businesses and companies operating in digital markets on data protection, technology arrangements, telecommunications and regulatory requirements.
Employment & business operations
- Employment
- Commercial matters
- Compliance
From establishing a local team to managing ongoing operations, we provide practical legal support throughout the business lifecycle.
Inga Karulaitytė
Partner, Attorney-at-law, Financial Services, FinTech & Regulatory, CAMS
Learn more →Inga is a leading adviser on financial services regulation, FinTech, payments, crypto-assets, AML/CTF, sanctions and technology-driven regulatory matters. She is rated and recognised by prestigious legal directories such as Chambers and Partners, Legal 500, and IFLR1000.
She leads ECOVIS ProventusLaw’s FinTech, Banking & Finance practice and helps innovative and regulated businesses turn complex legal requirements into clear, practical strategies for entering markets, launching products and scaling across the Baltics and EU.
Her experience includes advising businesses navigating fast-changing regulatory frameworks, managing licensing and compliance challenges, and developing solutions that support growth while meeting the highest regulatory standards.
Languages: English, Lithuanian, Russian
Loreta Andziulytė
Partner, Attorney-at-law, Corporate, M&A, Technology & Data Protection, Employment, CIPP/E
Learn more →Loreta Andziulytė is a highly experienced adviser on employment, FinTech, corporate and M&A matters, technology, data protection and regulatory issues. She advises businesses and international counsel on complex, cross-border matters throughout the business lifecycle — from market entry, establishment and investment to transactions, workforce management, restructuring and ongoing operations.
Her practice combines strong commercial and regulatory insight with a practical understanding of the challenges faced by technology-driven financial services and other regulated businesses. Loreta regularly supports clients on employment strategy and disputes, corporate governance, transactions, technology arrangements, data protection and compliance matters.
Loreta is recognised in Chambers Europe for Employment and is also rated by FinTech Legal for her work in the FinTech sector.
Languages: English, Lithuanian, Russian
Working with international counsel
A Baltic legal partner for cross-border matters
When a transaction or business expansion reaches the Baltics, international counsel needs local expertise that understands both the jurisdiction and the wider commercial context.
We work with international law firms, advisers and businesses as local counsel and referral partners.
Local expertise. Regional perspective. We can support you with:
Local legal advice
Practical advice on the legal and regulatory environment in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
Cross-border transactions
Local support for international M&A, investments and other transactions involving Baltic businesses.
Market entry and expansion
Legal support when clients establish or expand operations in one or more Baltic markets.
Regulated sectors
Specialist advice for financial services, FinTech, payments, crypto-assets and other regulated businesses.
Ongoing cooperation
A local legal partner your firm can work with on Baltic matters as they arise.
Download our IBA Copenhagen 2026 Brief
A short introduction to our Baltic legal capabilities and how we work with international counsel.
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Our CEE Guide provides practical information for businesses and advisers considering investment, expansion and business operations across Central and Eastern Europe.
RegRally Insights
Regulatory developments that matter to businesses
Our RegRally Insights provide practical updates on regulatory developments affecting businesses, including: Payments · Crypto & Investments · AML/CTF · Sanctions · Data & ICT · Consumer Protection · Employment
Will you be in Copenhagen?
If you are attending the IBA Annual Conference 2026 and would like to discuss a matter involving Lithuania, Latvia or Estonia, we would be pleased to meet.
Whether you are looking for local counsel, a Baltic referral partner or simply want to exchange views on opportunities in the region, get in touch.
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