Advokaadibüroo Kaido Uduste
Law firm in Tallinn providing legal services to Estonian clients, founded in 2000
About Advokaadibüroo Kaido Uduste
Advokaadibüroo Kaido Uduste is a law firm (advokaadibüroo) in Tallinn, Estonia. The firm operates under the Estonian Bar Association framework and provides legal services.
The firm serves clients in Estonia.
The firm was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Tallinn, at Pärnu mnt 21/2. Its registered legal entity is an Estonian private limited company (OÜ).
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