Pamir Law Group: Legal and Business Consulting Services
Pamir Law Group is an award-winning international law and business consulting firm based in Asia with offices in Taipei and Shanghai. Pamir provides an integrated business/legal advisory approach focused on client growth, cost-effectiveness, measurable results, effective communication and home turf advantage in Taiwan and China. The firm has a long track record of successfully closing transactions in a broad range of industries and assisting clients to enforce their rights in judicial and arbitral proceedings.
Pamir also provides English and Chinese speaking lawyers in Taiwan and China to assist our clients for different needs.
Testimonials
The most gratifying praise we have received is from our satisfied clients over many years. This is evidenced by their continued confidence and patronage as well as by their referrals of other clients. Below is a sample of what our clients say about our legal and business services:
Adam Tachner
Vice President and General Counsel, Atheros Communications Santa Clara, California
“[Pamir] is a full service corporate firm and do outstanding work in all respects, particularly M&A work in acquiring local companies, and in assisting in critical contract negotiations. They’ve also helped us with employment law and tax issues, as well as valuable interface with key government agencies. They also helped access a network of other service providers.
In all candor, our relationship with Pamir is an important asset to Atheros’ legal team.”
Joseph Kuiper
Partner, Warner Norcross & Judd LLP Grand Rapids, Michigan
“I cannot say enough good things about the team. They provided immeasurable value to our client and made us look good to the client by facilitating a court filing thousands of miles and an ocean away, in a language and court system we did not understand, in an unbelievably short timeframe.”
Janet Jacobs
Stoel Rives LLP Seattle, Washington
“I’m extremely grateful to all of you and appreciative of the hard work that has gone in to responding so quickly to this complex issue. It is wonderful to know that we have such excellent global resources for our clients.”
Publications
Creating a Legal Business Continuity Plan for Your China/Taiwan Operation
Responsible executives must plan in advance and be ready to ensure business continuity even in worst-case scenarios. As Ben Franklin once said, “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail”. Most, if not all foreign investors we have met in China and Taiwan...
Preliminary Case Evaluation Package for Trade Disputes in China
Doing business in China can be rewarding and lucrative, however, things do not always go as expected. Sometimes there are misunderstandings and/or changes in circumstances which may lead to situations where you might face a potential dispute with a counterparty in...
Dormant Companies Now Available in China
Clients often ask us whether an existing company in China can be "paused" or "suspended" due to a business disruption caused by uncertain but transitory circumstances, and resumed once the circumstances change. Not surprisingly, we have received an increased number of...
Case Studies
Protecting Creditors
The bankruptcy trustee and counsel representing major creditors needed to preserve their claims against a party in Taiwan seeking bankruptcy protection.
High Tech Trade Secrets Litigation: Battle of the Titans
Both plaintiff’s and respondent’s counsel, both semi-conductor giants, placed a “first call” to Pamir to solicit retention as first chair counsel.
Damages in Bilingual Arbitration
An international hospitality group was awarded damages in bilingual arbitration after bad faith breaches of Management Contract by local hotel owner.
Salvaging a Distressed Infrastructure Project
A Latin American private energy generation company and its financiers were considering litigation against a Taiwanese engineering company.
Contract Negotiations: David vs. Goliath
An Asian cable TV distributor was in a ‘fight for its life’ licensing dispute with an international media conglomerate.
Commercial Trade Dispute and Extortion
A Chinese agent for a U.S. company unilaterally terminated its partnership and representation of the US partner and demanded a retroactive rental payment.
News
Measures for the Standard Contract for the Outbound Transfer of Personal Information Published
On February 22, 2023, the Cyberspace Administration of China issued the "Measures for the Standard Contract for the Outbound Transfer of Personal Information", which will take effect on June 1, 2023 (the “Measures”). Per the Measures, it is required for the data...
Hague Design Convention to Take Effect in China on May 5, 2022
The Event The Hague System for the International Registration of Industrial Designs (the "Hague System") was adopted by China earlier this year and will take effect on May 5, 2022. Why It Is Important The Hague System is based on the Hague Agreement, which has 77...
Dormant Companies Now Available in China
Clients often ask us whether an existing company in China can be "paused" or "suspended" due to a business disruption caused by uncertain but transitory circumstances, and resumed once the circumstances change. Not surprisingly, we have received an increased number of...
Awards
