On July 20, 2026, Asian Legal Business (ALB), a premier legal publication under Thomson Reuters, unveiled its "2026 ALB China Overseas Practice Law Firm." Leveraging its exceptional business performance and extensive experience in the global expansion sector, Llinks was successfully selected for this prestigious ranking.
The Llinks outbound investment legal service team has successfully assisted numerous Chinese enterprises in completing multi-jurisdictional and multi-type overseas investment projects. Our clientele widely encompasses large central and state-owned enterprises, listed companies, and leading private enterprises across various industries. Addressing the diversified outbound strategies and commercial demands of Chinese clients, the Llinks team, relying on profound practical experience and a sophisticated "project steward" model, provides clients with one-stop legal services spanning the entire project lifecycle across multiple industries.
The depth of Llinks' services covers comprehensive cross-border investment, commercial cooperation, and capital operations. This specifically includes: all-encompassing overseas greenfield investments (covering compliance affairs involved in business establishment, such as commercial matters, contracts, intellectual property, cybersecurity and data, and antitrust); equity investments and M&A of overseas enterprises; and the acquisition of specific overseas assets (such as unique intellectual property). Concurrently, Llinks actively participates in cross-border cooperation projects based on diverse commercial backgrounds, including the global layout of industrial chains, trade in goods, product R&D, intellectual property licensing, and joint market development.
Marking the first year ALB has launched the "China Overseas Practice Law Firm" ranking, this initiative aims to spotlight the group of law firms exhibiting outstanding performance in overseas business within the Chinese legal service market. This ranking meticulously evaluates the comprehensive strength of law firms' overseas legal services, focusing on business scale, project complexity, representative achievements, team building, overseas resource support, cross-border collaborative capabilities, and client development. The tables observe not only law firms that have established physical offshore offices to directly provide local services but also institutions that deliver high-quality overseas legal support to clients through professional teams and international cooperation networks.
