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Riga, Latvia April 11, 2005 - Grunte & Cers Announce Merger
Grunte & Cers
With effect from May 2005, two of the leading and most experienced Latvian law firms - Loze & Partners and Grunte & Cers, will merge forming the largest law firm in Latvia, Loze, Grunt & Cers.
As a result of this merger, Loze, Grunte & Cers will be the largest law firm in Latvia, employing 45 employees all in all, including 28 lawyers, associate lawyers legal and tax advisers and support personnel of 17.
After merging of two professional teams of lawyers, higher level of specialisation and individual solution to each problem will be offered to clients, ensuring the optimum speed of service. The combined capacity of the law firm will allow implementation of large-scale international projects as well.
This is a unique event in the Latvian legal community, when two independent law firms, each having its stable place in the market and being internationally recognised, are merging. The aim of the merger is to improve efficiency and quality of legal services, and this will be ensured by combining of resources of both firms, mutual exchange of experience and ability to offer an unprecedentedly wide range of services. Having merged, Loze, Grunte & Cers become one of the leading legal service providers in the Baltic States.
Loze & Partners is a team of experienced lawyers with more than 10 years of expertise in complicated commercial transactions, such us structuring of groups of companies, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property, competition, securities, banking and other matters. Latest major transactions performed by Loze & Partners include representation of SIA Neste Latvia in settlement of a dispute with the Riga Free Port and research of illegal trade in logging, which was commissioned by World Wide Fund. Such companies as Statoil, Masterfoods, Kodak, Cemex, Continental AG, Ica Group, Philip Morris and others are among clients of Loze & Partners.
Grunte & Cers is one of the first law firms in Latvia, active since 1991 and having developed into one of the leading legal service providers specialising in legal counselling and representation of clients in such branches of law as commercial law, banking & finance, competition law, employment law, international transportation and administrative law. Among most successful transactions serviced by Grunte & Cers may be mentioned the merger of Shell and Statoil, the merger of KESKO and ICA, as well as representation of several worldwide known finance institutions in granting of syndicated loans to Latvian businesses. McDonalds, Kesko Food Ltd., Volvo Car Corporation, Zurich Insurance, Coffeeheaven international plc and DDB Latvija are some of the major clients of Grunte & Cers.
In the future Loze, Grunte & Cers is planning to develop the currently rendered services and to extend the tax and financial consultancy becoming not only the largest but also the most versatile law firm in Latvia.
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