K&L Gates advises on local and cross-border M&A transactions for clients in the energy, infrastructure, resources, healthcare, industrial and manufacturing, life sciences, pharmaceuticals and technology sectors. Within the team, James Chen is noted for his record advising on large cross-border M&A; managing partner Jacqueline Fu displays both depth and expertise in advising on the incorporation and management of foreign-owned entities. Billy Chen is recommended for joint ventures, public offerings and private placements, and structuring start-up companies. Owen Chio's recent caseloads include advising on acquisitions, restructuring and corporate compliance matters.
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‘They helped me to conduct an M&A deal. They are professional and gave me suggestions regarding structure, terms and schedule.'
‘Joseph Tseng pointed out the terms that needed to be discussed and gave me concrete ideas on how to fight back. Joseph works efficiently. That helps a lot.’
Key clients
- Cloud Mile Inc.
- BPEA EQT
- Northville Limited
- Shan-Loong Transportation Co., Ltd.
Work highlights
Advising Cloud Mile Inc. on its Series C fund-raising and its Taiwan IPO.
Advised BPEA EQT on its recent investment in Klook, a Hong Kong-based online booking platform for travel and leisure experiences in Asia.
Acting for Northville Limited in its investment in new shares and acquisition of old shares, and becoming the management team in Wave Power Renewables Limited in the development of wave energy technology and projects.
Lawyers
Hall of Fame
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Next Generation Partners
Junior partners with significant recognition from clients and peers in the market and key roles on multiple matters.
Billy Chen
Practice head
James Chen; Jacqueline Fu
Other key lawyers
Billy Chen; Owen Chio; Joseph Tseng