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The purpose of The Legal 500 is to help in-house lawyers and legal teams find the right advisors through our law firm rankings and editorial, which are free of charge to access on this site. Our rankings are based on feedback from 300,000 in-house peers and our access to law firms deals and confidential matters, which are independently assessed by our researchers.

The only way a law firm can get into our ranking tables and commentary is on merit – if our researchers think it is good enough for inclusion. It is not possible for a firm to buy its way into the editorial.

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Firms in the Spotlight

D. Law

www.dlaw.lu

D. Law is an independent law firm based in Luxembourg. Young and dynamic, its main practice areas range between corporate mergers and acquisitions, banking, finance and investment funds, in transactional and advisory work. D. Law was initially launched with seven lawyers. Since then, it has been continually growing and, as of today, employs 31 lawyers (representing a wide range of nationalities) with a reasonable expectation to achieve the size of around 50 lawyers within the next two years.