Charles Russell Speechlys shortlisted for three ALB Hong Kong Law Awards 2021
Charles Russell Speechlys Hong Kong has been shortlisted as a finalist in no less than three categories as part of the 2021 Asia Legal Business Hong Kong Law Awards. Our nominations include:
- Rising Law Firm of the Year;
- Private Wealth Law Firm of the Year; and
- Tax and Trusts Law Firm of the Year.
The ALB Hong Kong Law Awards recognise the excellence and outstanding achievements of Hong Kong's leading law firms and in-house legal teams, as well as the top deals and dealmakers of the financial year. The above shortlisting is further evidence of our market leading status as a Private Wealth/Private Client law firm in Hong Kong as well as our continued growth.
The winners will be announced on 10 September 2021 at the virtual awards ceremony. Good luck to all those firm’s involved.
View the full finalists list here.
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