Haiwen & Partners

Haiwen & Partners
HeadquartersBeijing, China
No. of officesFour
No. of lawyersApproximately 200
Major practice areas
  • M&A
  • Dispute Resolution
  • Antitrust/Competition
  • Intellectual Property
  • Media
  • Tax
  • Capital Markets
Date founded1992; 34 years ago (1992) (Beijing)
Websitehttp://www.haiwen-law.com/en/

Haiwen & Partners (simplified Chinese: 海问律师事务所; traditional Chinese: 海問律師事務所) is a Chinese law firm focused on cross-border securities, M&A transactions, private equity, general corporate and commercial dispute resolution practice. Haiwen is a fully integrated partnership with a modified lockstep compensation system.[non-primary source needed]

Haiwen currently has around 200 lawyers in total working at its Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong offices.

Compared with most major PRC law firms, Haiwen & Partners maintains a relatively small number of attorneys and focuses on capital market and M&A practices. Haiwen & Partners is one of the "Red Circle" law firms in China.

History

Haiwen & Partners was founded in May 1992. The founding partners of Haiwen include Duke Law School graduate Gao Xiqing, who was the first Chinese citizen to pass the New York Bar exam and later became the President and Chief Investment Officer of the China Investment Corporation.

Recent Transactions

Practice Areas

Haiwen's Beijing headquarters in the Fortune Plaza in Beijing.

See also

References

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