Recently, Beijing DHH Law Firm and Japan's Daiichi-Chuo Law Office officially signed a strategic cooperation agreement, marking the beginning of a new chapter of collaboration between the two parties in the field of Sino-Japanese legal services. This cooperation will focus on the two major directions of "bringing in" and "going global," aiming to provide comprehensive, high-quality cross-border legal services for Chinese and Japanese enterprises and promote the in-depth development of Sino-Japanese economic and trade cooperation.
The DHH&DH Japan Business Department has been deeply engaged in the field of Japan-related legal services for over a decade, accumulating rich experience. Currently, the team boasts a professional service team of nearly 30 members across provinces and cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing, Shandong, Jiangsu, Hubei, and Zhejiang. All team members are senior Chinese lawyers with foreign-related expertise, most of whom have overseas work experience and study abroad backgrounds, enabling them to proficiently utilize multiple languages such as Japanese, Chinese, and English to provide clients with high-quality and efficient legal services.
The strategic cooperation between Beijing DHH Law Firm and Japan's Daiichi-Chuo Law Office aims to fully leverage the professional strengths of both parties, integrate market resources, and achieve mutual benefit and win-win results. By integrating their expertise in foreign-related and domestic legal fields, the two parties will provide clients with comprehensive legal services covering cross-border investment, international trade, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property protection, dispute resolution, and more. Meanwhile, drawing on their in-depth understanding of the Chinese and Japanese markets, they will offer precise business consulting services to clients, helping them seize business opportunities and avoid risks in both markets.
Taking this signing as a starting point, the two parties will jointly explore more cooperation models and business areas. In the future, Beijing DHH Law Firm and Japan's Daiichi-Chuo Law Office will work hand in hand to create greater value for clients with professional services and innovative concepts, contributing more to the economic development and legal construction of both China and Japan.
The DHH&DH Japan Business Department has been deeply engaged in the field of Japan-related legal services for over a decade, accumulating rich experience. Currently, the team boasts a professional service team of nearly 30 members across provinces and cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing, Shandong, Jiangsu, Hubei, and Zhejiang. All team members are senior Chinese lawyers with foreign-related expertise, most of whom have overseas work experience and study abroad backgrounds, enabling them to proficiently utilize multiple languages such as Japanese, Chinese, and English to provide clients with high-quality and efficient legal services.
The strategic cooperation between Beijing DHH Law Firm and Japan's Daiichi-Chuo Law Office aims to fully leverage the professional strengths of both parties, integrate market resources, and achieve mutual benefit and win-win results. By integrating their expertise in foreign-related and domestic legal fields, the two parties will provide clients with comprehensive legal services covering cross-border investment, international trade, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property protection, dispute resolution, and more. Meanwhile, drawing on their in-depth understanding of the Chinese and Japanese markets, they will offer precise business consulting services to clients, helping them seize business opportunities and avoid risks in both markets.
Taking this signing as a starting point, the two parties will jointly explore more cooperation models and business areas. In the future, Beijing DHH Law Firm and Japan's Daiichi-Chuo Law Office will work hand in hand to create greater value for clients with professional services and innovative concepts, contributing more to the economic development and legal construction of both China and Japan.