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U.S. firm Nixon Peabody has consolidated its Hong Kong operations by teaming with local firm CWL Partners.

The two firms, which have been formally associated since 2010, have formed a new entity in Hong Kong called Nixon Peabody CWL.

With more than 30 lawyers and legal professionals, the combined firm offers a wide range of legal services, including intellectual property, disputes, investment fund formation, M&A, Hong Kong IPOs and corporate finance, as well as media and entertainment matters.

CWL’s managing partner Kenneth Wong will retain his role at Nixon Peabody CWL, which is distinct and legally independent from Nixon Peabody LLP, but is included in its brand platform. 

“As our clients business needs evolve in Asia, we have a robust team on the ground in a major financial center ready to help our clients tackle a broad scope of transactional and litigation challenges,” said David Cheng, chair of Nixon Peabody’s China & Asia Pacific practice, in a statement.

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