Biography
Denis Talyzin graduated from the Law Institute of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs in 1997. Until 2001 he worked as an investigator on economic crimes and on grave and especially grave criminal offences, and then served in various law enforcement units.
In 2014 he was admitted to the bar. He specialises in criminal law and procedure and in protecting legal entities that have suffered from crime, both during investigation and trial and when preparing materials to initiate criminal proceedings.
He is listed in the Moscow regional register of advocates under number 77/11762.
Languages: English.
Selected matters
Denis Talyzin represents clients in criminal cases involving economic crimes (fraud, misappropriation or embezzlement, tax evasion and others).
News and publications
17.03.2026
Liability for passing SIM cards to third parties is set out in administrative and criminal law, Denis Talyzin reminded RT
10.03.2026
To avoid fraud, do not act in haste, share personal data with unknown callers or follow their links, Denis Talyzin told RIA Novosti
11.02.2026
A signature is a key element of any document, and fraudsters increasingly use neural networks and AI to forge them, Denis Talyzin told RT
11.02.2026
With a photo of a passport, criminals can register a SIM card for fraud, Denis Talyzin told RT