Firms
Survey Shows Firm Growth in Beijing, Hong Kong
By Leigh Jones, June 19, 2013 :: China/Hong Kong :: Firms
The National Law Journal's NLJ350 survey found that U.S. firms expanded their Beijing offices last year by a greater percentage than anywhere else.
Jun He Decides There's No Place Like Home
By Jessica Seah, June 17, 2013 :: China/Hong Kong :: Firms
Forget international mergers or overseas offices. Leading Chinese law firm Jun He sees plenty of room for expansion on its own turf.
Seyfarth Shaw Launches in Australia
By Jessica Seah, June 11, 2013 :: Australia :: Firms
The Chicago-based labor and employment firm has recruited eight partners for new offices in Sydney and Melbourne.
Haynes and Boone Announces Shanghai Plans
By Tom Brennan, June 5, 2013 :: China/Hong Kong :: Firms
It will be the first Asian office for the Dallas-based firm.
Addleshaw Goddard Inks Japan Alliance
By Jessica Seah, June 4, 2013 :: Japan :: Firms
The U.K. firm has entered into an exclusive arrangement with 16-lawyer Hashidate Law Office.
Sciaroni Firm Opens Laos Office
By Jessica Seah, May 29, 2013 :: Southeast Asia :: Firms
The Cambodian firm says its new Vientiane office will focus on banking, finance, and commercial matters
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