Yuen Law has been ranked (Notable) in the practice area of M&A, a category that has been included for the first time in the renowned legal directory.
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Feedback from Clients
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M&A
“Hands-on team approach. The managing partner, Samuel Yuen, headed the team of lawyers who advised us. His team was very upfront and candid, and also offered very good and prudent legal advice. They were always contactable despite the difficulties that Covid presented with.”
“Yuen Law was very prompt in their responses and they made sure to incorporate all of our requirements and instructions clearly and concisely in the drafting of the sales agreement. The lawyer Ms Su Myat Htun was also very patient in explaining various legal terms and helping us to understand the timelines of our actions at every stage of the sale.”
“They were very proactive and provided insightful advice on the way ahead for the investment. They were able to assimilate various sources of information, have a holistic appreciation of the situation, and provide critical inputs that facilitated us in achieving our objectives of investment.”
PROJECT dEVELOPMENT
“Midway through the debt financing, the law firm had to organise a scheme to issue anti-dilution shares, which had to take into account two competing schools of thought from the board and feedback from the financiers. The law firm accommodated when needed and was able to negotiate a way forward. The firm was diligent and reachable at all times.”
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