One of the first five foreign law firms granted a licence in Beijing in 1992, Hogan Lovells Beijing office is now one of the largest of all Beijing-based international law firms. With five partners and over 35 lawyers, we provide our local and international clients with a full service offering in relation to both outbound and inbound transactions. 

 

Independent market surveys regularly highlight our capability, pedigree, and excellent reputation. We are the only international law firm able to assist clients in most major cities in China through our membership of the Sino-Global Legal Alliance (SGLA), a selected group of leading Chinese law firms located in 13 cities across the country. Additionally, Hogan Lovells has an established relationship with many government agencies including the State Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) and the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM).

 

Hogan Lovells Infrastructure and Project Finance practice is one of the largest and most diverse in the world. Our international network of highly experienced lawyers operates in all key markets. We regularly represent financial institutions, project sponsors, investors, contractors, private equity funds, governments and parastatal bodies, international financial institutions, and export credit agencies on some of the world’s largest and most challenging projects in Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and the United States.

 

Deal of the Year', 'Asia Pacific PPP Deal of the Year' and 'Global Deal of the Year' 2010 by Project Finance Magazine

 

Winner of 'Project Finance Deal of the Year' at the IFLR Asia Awards 2011

 

Winner of 'Project Finance Deal of the Year' at the China Law & Practice Awards 2010

 

Winner of 'Power Deal of the Year' and 'PPP Deal of the Year" at the Project Finance International (PFI) Asia-Pacific Awards 2010

 

Winner of 'Asia Pacific Project Financing Deal of the Year' at the Euroweek's Annual Syndicated Loans and Leveraged Finance Awards 2010

 

Leading foreign firm for ‘Projects, Infrastructure & Energy’ in China by Asia Pacific Legal 500, Chambers Asia, and International Financial Law Review 1000, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011