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As the first foreign law firm with three licensed offices in mainland China, Deacons has capabilities in the major economic centres of Guangzhou, Shanghai and Beijing. Our multi-lingual legal teams in those offices comprise experienced advisers with unrivaled business and government connections in China. Working closely with the Hong Kong-based members of the Deacons China Practice, they provide comprehensive advice on the general investment climate and the evolving legal environment in China.
Deacons has one of the largest China practices in Hong Kong, consisting of 15 partners and over 35 legal professionals. Our China Practice Group is able to provide a full range of advisory and documentary services for China-related projects, with the aim of ensuring that our clients' interests obtain the best possible protection under Chinese law. Please refer to Our Services section for more details on our unmatched PRC-related services.
Guangzhou - Deacons Guangzhou Representative Office
Deacons is one of the very few foreign law firms with an office in Guangzhou, the provincial capital of Guangdong province. Established in 1994, the Guangzhou office serves clients who are active in China's southern provinces. The services provided have developed in step with the local economy and range from advising on direct investment, initially in the manufacturing sector and recently increasingly in the service sector, to representing clients in restructurings, mergers and acquisitions.
Shanghai - Deacons Shanghai Representative Office
First established in 1999, the Shanghai office advises on direct investment including initial set-ups of foreign investment enterprises, restructurings, mergers and acquisitions, technology, banking and finance and financial services.
Beijing - Deacons Beijing Representative Office
Set up in 2002, the Beijing office advises on all aspects of business, focusing on direct investment, media and entertainment, construction and infrastructure, hi-tech businesses, intellectual property protection, litigation and arbitration and regulatory compliance.
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