GLC Law Firm
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As a boutique firm, we are able to offer highly individualized services. Despite our size, we punch above our weight, regularly representing clients in high level disputes at the High Court and Court of Appeal of Singapore. We often collaborate with and instruct Queen’s Counsel to achieve the best outcomes for our clients.
With lawyers who are approachable and who aim to keep clients abreast of developments in their legal matters as they happen. We understand our clients’ legal needs and aim to maximize reponsiveness and minimize turnaround time
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