United Kingdom

Our London office provides clients with advice on all aspects of UK and offshore corporate services including including investment funds, fund related financial products, private equity, structured finance and corporate transactions.

In addition our London based services team has particular expertise in the creation and ongoing administration of unregulated collective investment schemes and the provision of operator services to clients establishing vehicles to invest in real estate and other areas.

Address Details:

Law Partners LLP
8-9 Talbot Court
London
EC3V 0BP

P: +44 (0)3333 444 800
F: +44 (0)3333 444 808

Copyright 2008-2010 by Law Partners LLP. All rights reserved.

Law Partners LLP is authorised and regulated by HM Revenue & Customs to provide Company Formation, Agency, Mailbox Services and Trust Services: Money Laundering Registration number 12548708.

Law Partners LLP is a registered partnership with limited liability under the laws of England & Wales. In accordance with the requirements of the Business Names Act 1985, a list of partners of the firm is available for inspection at the firm's registered office, 8-9 Talbot Court, London EC3V 0BP. Our Partnership is registered in England & Wales with Registration Number: OC339650.

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23/09/2009
Law Partners Group opens its office in Hong Kong

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