Hutabarat Halim & Rekan — Indonesia

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Jakarta8 lawyersFounded 1996

About

Top-tier Indonesian law firm: HHR Lawyers is a top tier Indonesian commercial law firm with an eminent professional reputation. Since its establishment in 1996 by its two founding partners - Pheo M Hutabarat and Nini N Halim, HHR Lawyers has evolved and demonstrated its ability to provide superior legal work and client services, thus sustaining its ability to be one of the most reputable and leading commercial law firms in Indonesia with a global reach. Professional lawyers: With more than 27 years of experience and its multi-years of practice, HHR Lawyers is fully supported by a number of experienced Indonesian lawyers and foreign legal consultants with skills across a broad range of commercial, corporate, finance and commercial dispute matters. Practice areas: HHR Lawyers provides a full range of legal services to its clients, and has established several practice areas within the firm to develop its legal services. HHR Lawyers’ expertise and capability have been acknowledged in various professional circles, namely: - Capital markets - Banking and finance, - Commercial dispute resolution - Corporate, investment and M&A - Energy and natural resources - Privatization and development - Manpower and industrial relations - Trade and competition - Technology and intellectual property - Tourism and real estate - Aviation - Shipping For many years, HHR has received awards from numerous legal publications for its work within several areas of law. ### Languages - Indonesian - English ### Memberships - Meritas - IPBA - IBA - IR GLOBAL - INSOL ### Staffing Figures - 10 Partners - 25 Other Lawyers

Office locations

Jakarta

Hutabarat Halim & Rekan Grha Hhr Lawyers Jl. Kawi Raya No. 45-46a, Guntur - Setiabudi Jakarta 12980 Jakarta Indonesia

+622150913991 hnr.jkt@hhrlawyers.com

Practice areas

Capital MarketsBanking and FinanceCommercial Dispute ResolutionCorporate, Investment and M&AEnergy and Natural ResourcesPrivatization and DevelopmentManpower and Industrial RelationsTrade and CompetitionTechnology and Intellectual PropertyTourism and Real EstateAviationShipping