Overview: OLN was established in 1987 by Gordon Oldham with the goal of providing both quality legal advice and practical legal solutions to the business community. For...
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Overview: NCTM is one of the leading law firms in Italy. Our strengths are more than 250 professionals including the 42 active and dynamic equity partners who drive the...
Overview: We are brand protection specialists based in Shanghai. We offer a complete range of brand protection, brand enforcement, and trademark services, and have...
Overview: Mayer Brown JSM has one of the largest groups of Chinese legal specialists based in Mainland China and Hong Kong. We have a long history of serving clients in...
Overview: Maalouf Ashford & Talbot, LLP has a worldwide reputation for quality of advice and breadth of expertise.Maalouf Ashford & Talbot is among the world's leading...
Overview: LinkAsia Attorneys and Associates is a PRC law office licensed by the relevant justice authority to practice law and to provide full legal services in China...
Overview: Liaoning Law Done Law Firm is a comprehensive law firm, emphasizing on corporation and specialization. Our firm always insists the idea of "value arising out...
Overview: LEHMAN, LEE & XU is widely regarded as one of the largest and most prominent law firms in China. With offices strategically located in all the major investment...
Overview: Law Bridge is a leading law firm in Shanghai, China. Specializes in corporate law, securities law, intellectual property, Internet law and international trade...
Overview: Katten is a firm of first choice for clients seeking sophisticated, high-value legal services in the United States and abroad. In 1974, 24 attorneys formed...
Overview: JT&N was founded in 1992 in Beijing by a group of young PRC attorneys dedicated to creating a world-class law firm in China. Today, JT&N is one of the most...
Overview: John Oneil International is adept in cross-border mergers and acquisitions and has helped both numerous foreign companies seeking to move into the Chinese...