In the Simonovsky District Court of Moscow, a preliminary hearing was held on the lawsuit of the Moscow police against Alexei Navalny, the coordinator of his headquarters Oleg Stepanov, former candidates for the Moscow City Duma Vladimir Milov, Ilya Yashin, Ivan Zhdanov, Lyubov Sobol, Alexander Solovyov and others, from the point of view of the security forces, the organizers of summer protests in Moscow. The police representative at the meeting, as evidence of the damage allegedly caused by the actions, provided the defendants with blank sheets. This was reported by the telegram channel "Navalny's Headquarters in Moscow".

The channel clarifies that the defense in court received several boxes of written evidence from the applicants for review. Some of the papers in the box were filled out, others were empty. The authors of the channel suggested that the police simply could not print documents for the trial.

On September 10, the Koptevsky District Court upheld Mosgortrans’ lawsuit against politician Alexei Navalny, municipal deputies Ilya Yashin and Yulia Galyamina, FBK director Ivan Zhdanov, general producer of Navalny LIVE Lyubov Sobol, opposition leader Vladimir Milov and Alexander Solovyov, and coordinator of Navalny’s Moscow headquarters Oleg Stepanovum for the recovery of 1,218,591 rubles for the delay in the movement of public route transport during the actions.
In July, the Moscow Metro, as well as Mosgortrans, Avtomobilnye Dorogi and OOO ANCOR, demanded that the leaders of the summer protests in Moscow recover more than 13 million rubles in damage allegedly caused by the actions.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs presented blank sheets of paper to the court as evidence of damage from summer protests in Moscow