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SSEK is one of the largest independent law firms in Indonesia and one of the most highly regarded law firms in the country.
In terms of quality, we only know one way to do our job - correctly, professionally and to international standards. We concentrate on being thorough, applying the highest standards of integrity, never taking shortcuts or taking chances on the unknown.
The amalgamation of skills and holistic focus means that many clients consider SSEK's role to be not just that of a legal representative, but also that of a trusted partner - the first point of reference and a reliable source of guidance.
Awards & Accolades
- Outstanding: Energy; Infrastructure; Technology and Telecommunications; Construction; Corporate and M&A; Labor and Employment; Restructuring and Insolvency
- Highly Recommended: Aviation and Shipping; Banking and Financial Services; Insurance (highest tier awarded); Real Estate (highest tier awarded); Banking and Finance (practice area); Capital Markets; Competition/Antitrust; Dispute Resolution
- Recommended: Consumer Goods and Services (highest tier awarded); Industrials and Manufacturing (highest tier awarded); Private Equity; Tax (highest tier awarded)
- Real Estate - Band 1
- Corporate/M&A - Band 2
- Employment - Band 2
- Projects & Energy - Band 2
- Banking & Finance - Band 3
- Telecommunications - Band 3
- Shortlisted for Indonesia Firm of the Year
- Corporate/M&A - Band 2
- Projects & Energy - Band 2
- TIER 1 M&A FIRM
- Mergers & Acquisitions - Tier 1
- Restructuring & Insolvency - Tier 1
- Banking - Tier 2
- Project Development – Tier 2
- Project Finance -Tier 2
- Capital Markets - Tier 3
Indonesia Law Blog
Dyah Soewito and Stephen Igor Warokka look at some of the recent developments and current trends in Indonesian shipping law.
SSEK's Fransiscus Rodyanto and Tengku Almira Adlinisa led two sessions at a legal training seminar on Indonesian Oil and Gas Contracts. The seminar was organized for junior, middle and senior legal staff members of Pertamina and its subsidiaries.
Indonesia's Ministry of Law and Human Rights and Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs have issued a joint announcement requiring limited liability companies (PTs) that were established or expanded their lines of business under the 2015 Standard Classification of Indonesian Business Fields (KBLI) to amend their recorded line or lines of business in accordance with the 2017 KBLI.
Bezaliel Basuki Erlan, a senior associate at SSEK, attended a recent discussion on how to encourage more lawyers in Indonesia to undertake pro bono work.
SSEK looks at the new Indonesian Ministry of Law and Human Rights regulation that sets out the procedures to obtain permits for foreign workers.