Overview:
Guangsheng & Partners Law Offices (“G&P”) is a full-range service law firm based in Beijing with branch office in Shanghai.Guangsheng & Partners Law Offices (“G&P”) is a full-range service law firm based in Beijing with branch office in Shanghai. As one of the leading and largest law firms in China, G&P was originated from China Legal Affairs Center established in 1985, which was affiliated with the Ministry of Justice of PRC. G&P started its present partnership since 1996 with the legacy of China Legal Affairs Center.
G&P’s lawyers graduated from prestigious Chinese and foreign law schools, with working experiences in law firms of United States, Canada, UK and Japan. Most of our partners have over ten years practicing experience; some of them have ever worked at PRC central government, including Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM). This has enabled us to provide international and domestic clients with innovative and cutting-edge legal solutions.
As one of the leading law firms in China, G&P provides comprehensive and in-depth services in areas of international trade, private equity and venture capital investment, merger & acquisition, anti-trust, IPO, real estate, banking and finance, litigation and arbitration, and intellectual property.
In the past decades, G&P’s expertise and diligent service have been well recognized by clients; G&P has earned outstanding reputation both in China and abroad.
Areas of law:
Admiralty and Maritime
Antitrust and Trade Regulation
Arbitration
Banking and Finance
Banking Law
Business and Industry
Capital Markets
Civil Rights
Communication
Criminal Law
Customs Law
Debtor and Creditor
Employment
Environmental and Natural Resources
Environmental Law
Estate Planning
Family Law
Finance
General Practice
Health Care and Social
Human Resources Law
Import and Export
Insurance
Intellectual Property
International Investments
International Law
International Trade
Labor
Leisure
Litigation
Mergers and Acquisitions
Motor Vehicles
Natural Resources
Offshore Services
Personal Injury
Private Equity
Real Estate
Tax
Torts