Hong Kong

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Kirkland & Ellis
26th Floor, Gloucester Tower
The Landmark
15 Queen's Road Central
Hong Kong
T +852 3761 3300
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Présentation

Premier site de Kirkland en Asie, notre bureau de Hong Kong a ouvert ses portes en 2006 pour offrir à nos clients un service complet dans cette zone géographique. Notre équipe s’est depuis agrandie et compte maintenant près de 100 avocats. Ils conseillent nos clients en matière de fusions et acquisitions transfrontalières, de private equity, d’opérations de marchés financiers et de financement. Ils conseillent également nos clients en matière de restructurations complexes et d’insolvabilité, et en contentieux et investigations, y compris face à des autorités publiques. Nos avocats à Hong Kong ont une connaissance approfondie du marché local et collaborent avec leurs collègues des bureaux internationaux de Kirkland.

A Look Inside

About Kirkland & Ellis' Hong Kong Office

Our Hong Kong practice is operated as Kirkland & Ellis.

Kirkland & Ellis is a general partnership governed by the Delaware Uniform Partnership Act. Kirkland & Ellis is registered with and regulated by the Hong Kong Law Society. A list of the partners in Kirkland & Ellis is available on request.

Lawyers based in Hong Kong who are admitted as solicitors in Hong Kong are regulated by the Law Society of Hong Kong. Certain lawyers based in Hong Kong are not admitted in Hong Kong but are registered with and regulated by the Hong Kong Law Society as Registered Foreign Lawyers. They may also be regulated by the relevant regulatory body in their place of admission.

The Hong Kong Solicitors Guide to Professional Conduct published by the Law Society of Hong Kong sets out the rules and principles of professional conduct for practising solicitors and can be accessed by the following link:

http://www.hklawsoc.org.hk/pub_e/professionalguide/volume1/default.asp

We may from time to time use online information sources, including electronic verification, to meet our client due diligence obligations pursuant to Practice Direction P of the Law Society of Hong Kong.