Allens Welcomes Second Vietnamese Partner

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Allens welcomes second Vietnamese partner July 07, 2014 | 08:00 (0) user say Tweet Email Print Allens, one of Australia’s largest and oldest law firms, which has operated in Viet­nam since 1993, has an­nounced the appointment of Bui Khanh Linh as partner to the firm’s Ho Chi Minh City office.

The appointment brings its total number of partners in Vietnam to four, showcas­ing its ongoing commitment to the country.

Linh joined Allens in 2005 and has over 10 years of experience working as a lawyer in Vietnam across a broad range of sectors and specialties.

She has a particular focus on foreign investment and mergers and acquisi­tions in sectors such as food and beverages, oil and gas and infrastructure. Her major clients include Gazpromneft, PepsiCo, Ab­bott and Sapporo.

Linh also has extensive experience in Vietnam’s de­veloping competition and anti-trust laws, and has worked on several major merger control filings.

Linh has an international background, having gradu­ated from Moscow State University, and is fluent in Vietnamese, English and Russian which enables her to bridge the gap between foreign investor expecta­tions and investment prac­tice in Vietnam.

“We are delighted to an­nounce Linh’s promotion to partner, which reflects both Linh’s outstanding expertise and our commitment to Viet­nam where we have been at the forefront of the legal market for the past 21 years,” said Bill Magennis, the managing partner of Al­lens’ Vietnam practice.

Robert Fish, head of the Ho Chi Minh City office, said “I am delighted to wel­come Linh to the partnership and we are looking forward to continuing to assist our clients, and the Vietnamese economy, grow through in­vestment.”

Linh is Allens’ second Vietnamese partner, follow­ing the appointment of Hop Dang in Hanoi in 2011.

By By Thuy Mai

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