Brădăuțanu Veronica

About

Veronica Brădăuțanu is an outstanding legal specialist with an impressive career marked by expertise in legislative reforms and commercial dispute resolution. A graduate of the Moldova State University with a law degree, she completed her studies with a Master of Laws (LL.M.) at the University of Connecticut School of Law in the USA, becoming a qualified attorney in the State of New York in 2009. Her career began in the Republic of Moldova, at the National Commission for Financial Market and a local law firm, later advancing to highly responsible international positions. For over a decade, Brădăuțanu has been working predominantly in the United Kingdom, at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in London, where she has held key roles such as senior legal counsel and Principal Counsel in the legal transition team. She has led technical assistance projects in judicial reforms, training for judges, mediation, and enforcement services, collaborating with institutions such as the World Bank, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), and the European Union. Her experience covers jurisdictions such as Moldova, Armenia, Jordan, Kyrgyzstan, Romania, Serbia, Tunisia, Uzbekistan, and Ukraine, contributing to the improvement of legal frameworks for investments and commercial disputes. Periodically returning to the Republic of Moldova to apply her expertise, Veronica Brădăuțanu served as an advisor to the Minister of Justice Sergiu Litvinenco, focusing on the digitalization of justice, reforms in the judicial and enforcement systems, as well as relations with international donors. Subsequently, she was appointed presidential advisor in the field of justice by President Maia Sandu, a position in which she chaired the Disciplinary Board of Bailiffs. Residing in London, at 17 Earlswood Street, SE10 9ET, she owns properties in Moldova, reflecting close ties with her home country, although detailed information about her personal life remains private.