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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.
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Indonesia Law Blog
In the draft Investment List, all lines of business are open other than six sectors and those lines of business that can only be done by the Central Government.
SSEK's Dewi Savitri Reni and Aldilla S. Suwana will lead a webinar on drafting and implementing joint venture agreements. The event is organized by Hukumonline.
In addition to the individual rankings, SSEK was recognized by The Legal 500 as a Tier 1 firm in five practice areas.
The Oil and Gas Law Review is designed to help practitioners gain an understanding of key legal requirements in the jurisdictions in which they operate.
Indonesia recently passed a new Stamp Duty Law to regulate stamp duty, the one-time tax on certain documents. One of the key changes under the new law is the introduction of electronic stamp duty.