Pioneer Law Associates was founded in 1982 by four lawyers recognized for professional specialization in their respective practice areas, and with a vision to create institutional set up to provide expert legal services in the areas of commercial, civil and criminal laws. Since the concept of institutional legal practice with specialization in multiple practice areas was a new one at that time, Pioneer Law pioneered a new trend and hence the name “Pioneer”. Since then Pioneer Law has evolved as a full service law firm and is recognized as a leading commercial law firm in Nepal. Pioneer Law continues be a pioneer as a full service law firm with highly regarded specialization in commercial laws.
We, at Pioneer Law, cover a wide array of practice areas ranging from Foreign Investment and Business Incorporation to Project Finance. Our services extend to a large spectrum of sectors ranging from industrial projects to financial sector. Legal reform projects have always been a subject matter of keen interest of Pioneer Law and Pioneer Law takes great pride in being part of some of the most notable commercial law reform projects. We also strongly believe in knowledge sharing and disseminating our knowledge to the legal fraternity and stakeholders, through academic presentations andpublications.
Through our understanding of the Nepalese markets, the institutional knowledge that we have acquired over the years, and our solution-oriented approach, we provide diverse sets of legal services to our clients and strive to help them overcome challenges.
Responsiveness to clients’ needs, delivery of the quality services within the committed timelines, swift communication, and practical approach towards solving clients’ problems, are our guiding principles. We always put the requirements and expectations of our clients first and that has given us a distinct identity in the field of legal practice in Nepal.
Pioneer Law has excellent working relations with most of the leading international law firms and has worked with them in a number of transactions and assignments.
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