Asianajotoimisto Nordica
Helsinki law firm providing family, corporate, contract, employment and criminal law services to individuals and companies
About Asianajotoimisto Nordica
Asianajotoimisto Nordica Oy is a Finnish law firm offering legal services in family and inheritance law, corporate law, contract law, employment law and criminal law. The firm also handles disputes, including court proceedings.
Its clients are private individuals, companies and other organisations. Services are provided on a case-by-case basis under legal engagements.
The firm was founded in 2012 and is based in Helsinki.
Product: Legal advice and representation in family and inheritance, corporate, contract, employment and criminal law.
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