Shaohe Law Firm Named on "2025 ALB China Firms to Watch"

Shaohe Law Firm has been honored by its inclusion in the "2025 ALB China Firms to Watch" list, a prestigious recognition by Asian Legal Business (ALB), a leading global legal media platform under Thomson Reuters. This recognition highlights Shaohe's strong service model, profound legal expertise, and impressive track record in solving complex challenges for international clients. The firm's expertise spans various practice areas, including cross-border investment, corporate operations, dispute resolution, and compliance with international data transfer laws, making it a trusted partner for companies navigating the Chinese market.

With over 17 years of experience, Shaohe has focused on serving European businesses, particularly those from German-speaking countries, and assisting them in their investment activities in China. The firm has successfully facilitated the listing of over ten Chinese private companies in Germany, providing a reliable bridge for these enterprises to access international capital markets. Additionally, Shaohe has provided vital cross-border tax consulting services to multinational corporations, helping them optimize their global investment strategies. Shaohe's comprehensive legal services, including litigation and arbitration, have also resolved numerous disputes, safeguarding the rights of client companies and enhancing their competitiveness.

Shaohe's success can be attributed to its deep understanding of the regulatory and market environments of its clients' home countries, as well as its commitment to offering cost-effective and professional legal solutions. With a team of lawyers with academic and professional experience in Europe and North America, Shaohe continues to stand out in the crowded Chinese legal services market. By maintaining its niche focus and providing personalized services, Shaohe has become a formidable force, competing successfully with larger firms and earning a reputation for excellence, especially among German, Austrian, and Swiss companies.