For many years, U.S. law firms have been rushing into China, investing people and resources to help clients on the ground there. Now, a Chinese firm is mimicking their strategy -- opening a representative office in the United States. This year, Guangzhou-based Alpha & Leader, with more than 60 lawyers, planted its flag in Los Angeles. The firm is among a handful from China that have set up shop here, likely harbingers as Chinese law firms mature and expand internationally.
December 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
For many years, U.S. law firms have been rushing into China, investing people and resources to help clients on the ground there.
Now, a Chinese firm is mimicking their strategy — opening a representative office in the United States. This year, Guangzhou-based Alpha & Leader, with more than 60 lawyers, planted its flag in Los Angeles.
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