Overview: At O'Melveny & Myers LLP, our clients come from many industries, nations, and developmental stages. Their diversity spurs our own diversity and reach. We were...
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Overview: Morrison & Foerster is a global firm with over 1,000 lawyers with 16 offices around the world. Our attorneys share high standards, a commitment to excellence...
Overview: In addition to being recognized as a market leader in the Asia Pacific, 13th largest legal group in the world and a key adviser to leading multinationals and...
Overview: McMillan LLP is a Montreal corporate, commercial and business law firm. McMillan has the capability to assist clients anywhere in the world. We have a long...
Overview: Mannheimer Swartling is the leading business law firm in the Nordic region. The firm works with many of Sweden’s, and the world’s, leading major and mid-sized...
Overview: Mallesons Stephen Jaques is a leading law firm in the Asian region. As a leading law firm in the Asia region, we make a difference for our clients, our people...
Overview: Our aim is to be the leading global law firm, building relationships that endure through business cycles to ensure that top companies and financial...
Overview: Founded in 1983, LPA has presently more than 130 lawyers with two offices in Paris and Hong Kong. LPA lawyers' expert knowledge of a number of specialist areas...
Overview: The Hong Kong team’s main business is advising local and international financial institutions, companies and investors conducting business throughout Hong...
Overview: Kirkland & Ellis LLP, a global law firm, has a 100-year history of providing exceptional service to clients around the world in complex litigation, corporate...
Overview: K&L Gates LLP represents leading global corporations, growth and middle-market companies, capital markets participants and entrepreneurs in every major...
Overview: In 1986, Jones Day established its Hong Kong Office to offer on-the-ground support in Asia for the Firm’s international client base. In 1996, the office became...