Asianajotoimisto Advocare-Patrick Lindgren Oy Ab Advokatbyrå
Helsinki law office advising on contracts, distribution and licensing, closely held businesses and succession law
About Asianajotoimisto Advocare-Patrick Lindgren Oy Ab Advokatbyrå
Advocare is a law office in Helsinki, Finland, operating under the name Asianajotoimisto Advocare-Patrick Lindgren Oy Ab Advokatbyrå. Its listed practice areas are contract policy and management, distribution and licensing, closely held business, and law of succession.
The firm provides legal services in these areas.
The company was founded on 25 October 1995 and is registered as an Oy. Its office is in Helsinki. The firm is listed in the Getting the Deal Through directory.
Product: Legal advisory services in contract policy and management, distribution and licensing, closely held business, and law of succession.
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