On April 8, 2026, Asian Legal Business (ALB), a Thomson Reuters publication, officially released its "ALB Asia Firms to Watch (Hong Kong) 2026" list. Llinks LLP, with its exceptional service quality and extensive client recognition, successfully retained its place on the list.
Llinks LLP operates independently as a Hong Kong law firm qualified to practice Hong Kong law, working in seamless coordination with Llinks offices in Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, and London. With a professional, dedicated, and innovative approach, consistent high business standards, and pragmatic and efficient service capabilities, it provides cross-jurisdictional legal services to global clients.
The practice areas of Llinks LLP encompass capital markets, asset management, corporate, mergers and acquisitions, private equity and venture capital, compliance, labor and employment, real estate and construction, and dispute resolution. Its legal team possesses extensive experience in providing legal services to both domestic and international enterprises. Our partners include global institutions, domestic and overseas industrial groups, as well as banks, securities firms, asset management companies, and private equity firms.
As a law firm rooted in Hong Kong, Llinks LLP deeply understands the business opportunities brought by Hong Kong's unique status and the necessary preparations required to seize them. We actively assist our partners in identifying and capturing innovative trends and new business prospects arising from developments and changes in the business or regulatory environment, helping our partners fully leverage Hong Kong's advantages to build commercial bridges for cross-border cooperation.
As a vital commercial hub in the Asia-Pacific region, Hong Kong's legal services landscape has undergone significant changes over the past decade. Boutique law firms have emerged, establishing a strong market presence through exceptional expertise and a reliable reputation. ALB finalized the list based on the firms' overall development, major achievements since inception, significant transactions and litigation cases over the past twelve months, new client acquisitions, and team expansion. The evaluation also considered progress in practice diversification and technological innovation, as well as the firms' development strategies and plans to address market changes over the next twelve months.
