The firm's China practice will help clients navigate the legal systems in China and the U.S., handle complex litigation and do cybersecurity work.
May 03, 2022 at 06:19 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Texas Lawyer
Expanding its cross-border practice, New Jersey-based Archer & Greiner has launched a China practice group and an office in Houston, hiring three lawyers with experience in international work who had been working at boutique BOGC Legal in Houston.
The firm’s China practice represents clients with business in China and the U.S. It is chaired by Archer partner Steve Packman, who works in the firm’s offices in Philadelphia and New York, and lateral partner hire Jiangang (James) Ou in Houston.
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Jiangang (“James”) Ou,left, and Stephen M. Packman of Archer. Courtesy photos
