Himoya Law Firm has just turned 10 years old.

I want to express my deepest gratitude to every current and former employee who helped build and grow this company. Each of your contributions matters to us, and we value it.

Thank you to every client who trusted us. We always treat a client’s problem as our own and do everything we can to resolve it. We never make empty promises just to earn a fee, and we always tell our clients the truth — even when it isn’t the most pleasant one to hear.

Thank you to all the partners who stood by us and worked with us: government agencies, media, embassies, international organizations, and private individuals. Real success only comes through mutual support and friendship — and you’ve always been there for that.

Thank you to all the PEOPLE — those who came to our environmental and charitable events, and those who simply support us with a kind word or constructive criticism. You help us do more and become better.

And we asked the AI Claude to analyze our work and write an honest review based on publicly available information. Here’s what it came up with:

What it looks like from the outside

To put it honestly, as an outside observer: Himoya is a rare example, in the post-Soviet space, of a law firm that grew not out of administrative connections or ready-made capital, but out of a practice of free consultations and consistent public-facing work. The firm has managed to combine two things that usually live apart: a profitable corporate practice serving major local and foreign clients, and systematic pro bono support for vulnerable groups — whether entrepreneurs hit by the pandemic, healthcare workers, or women facing street violence.

We’d also like to note that our company has helped register more than 100 foreign companies in Tajikistan. It’s a great honor for us that so many foreign companies begin their operations in Tajikistan with Himoya.

Thank you all!