Guangzhou Response · National Collaboration · Cross-Border Support
Legal services for companies, institutions, and individuals, focusing on criminal practice, IP, corporate and commercial, family law, AI and data compliance, and outbound services.
1992
Longan Founded
2009
Guangzhou Office
39 Offices
National Network
Cross-border
Client Support
PRACTICE AREAS
Focused on frequent legal needs for corporate and individual clients, with local response, national collaboration, and cross-border support
Criminal defense, appeals, risk identification, and compliance remediation for individuals and companies.
Protection, transactions, and enforcement systems for brand, technology, and content assets.
Full-cycle legal support for company formation, governance, financing, M&A, and daily operations.
Legal support for marriage, family disputes, inheritance, family wealth planning, and cross-border asset arrangements.
Compliance review and dispute support for AI applications, data processing, platform operations, algorithms, and content risks.
Legal support for cross-border investment, M&A, trade, compliance, data, tax, customs, and overseas disputes.
OUR PROFESSIONALS
Meet the lawyers who lead our multidisciplinary teams. Explore their experience and focus areas before starting a conversation.
Director of the Management Committee
Deputy Director of the Management Committee, Senior Partner
Founding Partner
Director of Longan Guangzhou, Senior Partner
Deputy Director of the Management Committee, Senior Partner
Member of the Management Committee, Senior Partner
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LATEST NEWS
Firm NewsRecently, Francesco Carrelli Palombi, founding partner of Italy's Benches Law, visited Beijing Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm, where the two sides held discussions on EU market compliance, intellectual property protection, and cross-border business cooperation.
On September 3, Beijing Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm held a sharing session on the key points and pain points of intra-firm collaboration and how to better build a personal reputation for collaboration. Organized by the Longan Guangzhou Young Lawyers Working Committee, the event featured a presentation by senior partner Ge Xiangrong, deputy director of the firm's Guangzhou Management Committee, on internal business collaboration and conflicts of interest, followed by a roundtable discussion with senior partners and young lawyers.
Lawyers Zhang Jing, a senior partner at Beijing Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm, and Cai Jiaxin, a partner at the firm, recently received a banner presented in person by a client who traveled a long distance. The banner, inscribed with a Chinese phrase praising their legal skill and saying the trust placed in them was not misplaced, recognized their work on a cross-region dispute spanning Guangzhou and Hunan Province that has now been concluded.
FAQ
The following information explains the consultation process. Specific legal advice depends on facts, documents, and a formal engagement.
Longan Law Firm was established in 1992 and is one of China's earlier partnership law firms. Beijing Longan (Guangzhou) Law Firm is Longan's Guangzhou office. Its office address, phone number, and email are listed on the Contact page. Formal legal services begin only after written engagement documents are signed.
Relevant contracts, correspondence, payment records, company documents, court or arbitration papers, and any materials connected to the matter will help the lawyer assess issues and possible paths more efficiently.
The Guangzhou office will review the matter type first, check basic information and potential conflicts, and then route the inquiry to the relevant practice team.
Yes. You may mention the lawyer or practice area in your message. We will coordinate based on professional fit, availability, and matter complexity.
Many matters benefit from early legal support during negotiation, notice, evidence preservation, or transaction structuring. Early involvement often helps control cost and procedural risk.
No. Initial communication is for understanding the matter and service fit. A formal engagement starts only after written engagement documents are signed.
Tell us your legal needs. The Guangzhou office will connect you with the relevant practice team.