D’Andrea and Partners launched the new Chongqing branch this month, in order to provide assistance to companies located in Southwest China’s new development area.
Chongqing is a fast growing area and in the past few years, the Chinese Government has been implementing several initiatives to decrease the gap and promote the central and western parts of the country.
Among the initiatives, one of the most important is the One Belt One Road that aims to integrate China with Central Asia and Europe. Furthermore, massive government support is turning Chongqing into the region’s economic, trade, and financial center with a manufacturing base and a free trade zone.
D’Andrea & Partners Chongqing branch will continue to provide legal services regarding Intellectual Property, human resources documents & commercial contracts, Merger & Acquisition, foreign investment for both Chinese and international companies, and much more.
We are a team of highly experienced specialists from various countries in different fields. As a brand new and powerful branch, we are seeking for talented attorneys to join our international team, as well as to develop further relationships and expand our scale of services to new business partners located in Chongqing.
Shall you have any questions or seek for legal services, don’t hesitate to contact info@dandreapartners.com
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