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About WLN
Warwick Legal Network (WLN) is a global alliance of independent law firms specializing in mid-market commercial law, with offices in over 30 countries across Europe, India, the USA, UAE, China, and Brazil. Our 600+ legal professionals assist clients worldwide in cross-border trade, investment, and related legal matters. WLN also collaborates across all ASEAN nations and is listed in Legal 500.
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Why WLN
Excellence
Upholding the highest standards in legal expertise and client service.
Collaboration
Leveraging our network’s global reach to provide unified, cross-jurisdictional support.
Integrity
Acting with transparency, respect, and responsibility in every client interaction.
Innovation
Embracing new perspectives and legal advancements to address evolving client needs.
Testimonials
Warwick Legal Network and ASEAN Legal Alliance constitute both for our firm and our clients and open gate to foreign countries, jurisdictions, opportunities, and highly qualified assistance for supporting clients’ businesses.
It is a great relief to know that your client will be attended to in a different country and another jurisdiction as if it were your own firm providing the service.
Joining Warwick Legal Network has allowed our firm to expand its geographic footprint and provide ready access to attorneys throughout the world to support our clients’ needs.
As a member of the Warwick Legal Network, my firm and I have access to a wealth of resources that allow us to serve our clients more effectively and connect with colleagues across the globe.
Attending WLN conferences and online Focus Groups has given our firm access to valuable legal professionals, resources, and the latest laws and practices from around the world.
In the past 20 years, WLN has been very important for Legalis advocaten in providing legal assistance abroad in a wide range of domains. Next to professional contacts, it is a source of close personal relations, of which some already last for 20 years.
Membership in WLN makes us proud and gives us confidence that we can always reach exactly the right colleague for our clients on legal matters outside of Germany.
Through WLN, competent and qualified assistance is only a phone call or an email away. It is also interesting and stimulating to assist foreign clients in need of legal advice in Sweden and we regularly receive referrals from WLN friends.
In an international (legal) world, you need more than just partners in the major jurisdictions, you need friends you know well, friends you can trust, friends who have the same attitude towards work and clients as you do. Friends you can rely on and recommend without a moment of deliberation. For us, this is embodied in WLN.
Meeting people from the network is always inspiring.
Working with our colleagues in Warwick Legal Network side by side, we have developed a working culture and a multifaceted mindset that has been one of the founding elements of our success we have achieved so far. Throughout the years, we were able to establish a robust structure of business flow that allowed us to serve our clients beyond the limits of our jurisdiction through the help of our friends/colleagues at WLN.
Working on an international deal through WLN works like a charm since the client feels like they are working with the same team on both sides of the globe.
For me, being a member and director of Warwick Legal Network means making connections all over the world, being able to offer quality to clients, and gain knowledge as well as a group of friends.
Our strength are our people of the network. ‘There is no better tool or equipment you can have onboard than a well-trained crew,’ said Larry Pardey, a sailor and writer. At Warwick Legal Network, we have a great crew. We may have all come on different ships, but when we’re in the same boat we are one crew doing our best to enhance the success of our clients.
Upcoming Events
WLN Autumn Conference 2026
Stockholm, Sweden
September 17-19, 2026
Hosted by Flood, Herslow, Holme
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