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Director, Co-Founder, Bamboo Works

Interesting take on the exodus of foreign law firms, and probably quite true. In addition, foreign law firms are banned from engaging in many areas of Chinese law, which would make them even less attractive to both international and local clients requiring their services for business in the market

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Counsel, JunHe LLP

Viewing this from a large Chinese firm in Shanghai, the exodus of foreign law firms from China is part of the overall trend for foreign businesses here and should be seen as an expected and natural result of the development of China’s economy and service sector. Local firms have a lower cost structure, can provide a much wider range of services, know how to market locally, and simply are more familiar with the local practice and clients. Foreign firms will still play a role here, but will increasingly be limited to outbound work that doesn’t require offices and people in China. Jessica Seah

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