Asianajotoimisto A-Legal

Law firm in Kuopio, Finland, handling legal matters for private individuals and companies mainly in Northern Savo

Kuopio, FinlandFounded 2005a-legal.fiWebsite technologies

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About Asianajotoimisto A-Legal

Asianajotoimisto A-Legal Oy is a Finnish law firm based in Kuopio. Its lawyers handle legal matters across practice areas, including dispute resolution and litigation for companies and individuals, child, family and inheritance matters, and drafting of contracts, purchase agreements and other documents.

The firm serves private individuals and companies. It operates mainly in the Northern Savo region and takes on matters elsewhere in Finland when needed. Its lawyers are members of the Finnish Bar Association.

A-Legal was registered in 2005 and is headquartered in central Kuopio, in renovated premises in a wooden building. The firm's lawyers and a legal secretary are listed on its website.

Product: Legal services in dispute resolution and litigation, family, child and inheritance law, and contract and deed drafting.

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