Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP
A Limited Liability Partnership including Professional Corporations
Shanghai, China Office View all offices
Platinum Tower, 12th Floor, 233 Tai Cang Road, Luwan District
Shanghai, China
200020
Telephone: +(86) 21 5175 7765
Telecopier: +(86) 21 5175 1561
http://www.sheppardmullin.com
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About this office:
Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton's founding partners began the firm in Los Angeles in 1927 with the simple blueprint of providing superior client service and legal counseling. Sheppard Mullin attorneys continue to respond rapidly to ever-changing business and legal environments with creative, cost-effective and practical solutions. The firm's philosophy is to staff matters with experienced, effective, results-oriented attorneys who recognize that availability, accessibility and responsiveness to our clients is fundamental.
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Statement of Practice Summary:
Corporate Law; General Civil Trial; Appellate Practice; Federal Practice; Financial Institutions Law; Commercial Law; Banking Law; Bankruptcy; Financial Restructuring; Construction Law; Creditors' Rights; Securities; Antitrust; Entertainment Law; Intellectual Property; Unfair Competition; Labor and Employment; Health Care; Pension Plans; Employee Benefits; State Government Law; Local Taxation; Government Contracts; Real Estate; Land Use; Environmental Law; White Collar Criminal Defense; International Business Law; Administrative Law; Probate; Trust Law; Estate Planning; Aerospace Law; Defense Litigation.
Documents by Lawyers at this office | |
Going Private: U.S. Listed Chinese CompaniesAmin Amirkia,Eric Wang,Don S. Williams, January 19, 2012
Many U.S. listed Chinese companies have their eye on going private, with a growing number of such transactions having recently closed. This is the combined result of the current weakness of the U.S. capital markets, significant losses in the value of many U.S. listed Chinese companies, and...
China Announces First Administrative Anti-Monopoly CaseMichael Zhang, August 25, 2011
On July 27, 2011, China’s State Administration for Industry and Commerce (“SAIC”) posted on its website information on the first anti-monopoly case regarding abuse of administrative power to eliminate or restrict competition.
Year Established: 1927
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