Chinese law firm Jun He has established a five partner government procurement practice to deal with a wave of new legal work expected to come from China's central government. The Beijing headquartered outfit, which last year saw a revenue increase of 15%, has launched the new group to focus exclusively on tendering, research and business development associated with upcoming government mandates.
January 23, 2014 at 11:46 PM
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Chinese law firm Jun He has established a five-partner government procurement practice to deal with a wave of new legal work expected to come from China’s central government.
The Beijing headquartered outfit, which last year saw a revenue increase of 15%, has launched the new group to focus exclusively on tendering, research and business development associated with upcoming government mandates.
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