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May 18, 2013

Nicholas Chan, Partner

  • 852-2103-0388
  • nick.chan@ssd.com
  • www.ssd.com
  • Nicholas (Nick) Chan is an experienced private equity/venture capital, merger and acquisition, commercial and compliance, TMT, employment, competition and regulatory lawyer with a computer science background and a regional practice covering 22 countries focusing on telecommunications, broadcasting, information technology, emerging technologies, health care, aviation, energy, real estate, entertainment, advertising, logistics, global sourcing, petroleum and related industries. His expertise has been recognized in AsiaLaw Leading Lawyers since 2004. The awards recognize his expertise and leadership in the areas of venture capital and private equity; mergers and acquisitions; intellectual property (IP); IT, media and telecommunications; competition and antitrust; corporate governance; general corporate practice; labor and employment; and regulatory and government. He was also recognized in The International Who's Who of Regulatory Communications Lawyers 2011. Mr. Chan is the recipient of the 2011 International Law Office (ILO) Client Choice Award, and the Law Society of Hong Kong Pro Bono Award.

  • Squire, Sanders & Dempsey (US) LLP

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