Hogan Lovells International LLP
Suite 1804-1808, Park Place
1601 Nanjing Road West
Shanghai 200040
China
Phone +86 21 6122 3800
Fax +86 21 6122 3899
Being one of the first and largest foreign law firms on the ground in China, Hogan Lovells understands the country's complex and evolving cultural and regulatory environment. Established in 2003, our Shanghai office has more than 35 lawyers, including five partners. They help clients achieve their business goals by helping them to navigate through the maze and avoid common pitfalls.
From Shanghai to Beijing and beyond, we cover all the major Chinese cities through good working relationships with leading local law firms across the nation. Our long standing cooperation arrangement with the Chinese bar and the All-China Lawyers Association further boosts our coverage.
Whether you're looking for inbound or outbound advice, our market-leading corporate; intellectual property; regulatory; and litigation, arbitration, and employment teams are ready to assist you. Our domestic IP agency further enhances our capability, enabling us to conduct trademark and copyright matters directly for our clients.
Hogan Lovells Publications
October - December 2018
Announced in 2013 as the project of the century, Chinese President Xi Jinping unveiled the Belt and Road Initiative ("BRI") to revitalise trade and economic growth in the Eurasian region.
Hogan Lovells Events
22-26 October 2018
Beijing, Shanghai, 26 October 2018 – Hogan Lovells held its first M&A Insights series in China, with events on 23 October and 25 October in Shanghai and Beijing respectively....
Awards and Rankings
27 September 2018
Hogan Lovells is pleased to announce that our TMT practice in China won TMT firm of the year. This award recognises the team's work with the largest and most complex TMT deals in the...
Press Releases
2015
Tuesday 3 November 2015 - A powerhouse Hogan Lovells team has advised Alstom on the disposal of its €12.4 billion energy business to General Electric (GE); Alstom’s approx. €700 million...
Hogan Lovells Publications
30 January 2015
Foreign investors are now permitted to establish wholly foreign-owned e-commerce companies in the Shanghai (Pilot) Free Trade Zone ("FTZ"). Formerly, foreign-ownership in such entities was...
China Copyright Foreign Firm of the Year
Managing Intellectual Property Asia Pacific
Best International Firm in China
Euromoney Legal Media Group Asia Women in Business Law Awards
Dispute Resolution - China International Firm of the Year
Chambers Asia-Pacific Awards
