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Loeb Smith has been ranked amongst Top 30 Asia’s Fastest Growing Law Firms in 2024 by Asia Legal Business

Loeb Smith has been ranked amongst Top 30 Asia’s Fastest Growing Law Firms in 2024 by Asia Legal Business

02 December 2024 . 3 min read

Hong Kong (December 2, 2024) – We are very pleased to announce that our Firm has been recognised in The ALB Fast 30 list for a second year in a row.

This recognition reinforces the firm’s growth strategy, the determination and dedication of our teams in Hong Kong, Cayman Islands, and the BVI to contribute to providing high quality technical legal advice and commercial solutions, and outstanding client service, and continuous drive to stay at the forefront of the fast-changing business and technological landscapes in Asia.

We value that ALB appreciates the rapid and robust growth of Loeb Smith in the past year.

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