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Lawshi® aims to serve our clients with “one-stop” legal and commercial services throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. Our Bogota (Colombia) office offers advice across all major areas of law. We pride ourselves to be strategic advisors, counselors and advocates for most of our clients. Whether you are an industrial company or an insurance company, a housing corporation or a care provider, you can expect a long-term mutually beneficial business relationship with the team in our Bogota (Colombia) office.
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