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Asianajotoimisto Takomo

Former law firm serving clients in Finland

Helsinki, FinlandFounded 2017legaltakomo.fiWebsite technologies

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About Asianajotoimisto Takomo

Asianajotoimisto Takomo was a law firm headquartered in Helsinki. It ended its legal practice on 17 August 2026.

The company was founded in 2017.

Product: Legal services.

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