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Ali Budiardjo Nugroho Reksodip

Senayan, Indonesia

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ABNR (Ali Budiardjo Nugroho Reksodip) is an Indonesian law firm headquartered in Jakarta. The company offers comprehensive legal services and is known as the best full-service corporate law practice for Indonesia. ABNR was founded in 1980 and today has a notable size, with several senior lawyers, lawyers, and assistants. The firm works in various sectors and manages different types of ships and real estate. Among its services are particularly legal consultations in maritime transportation and support for the establishment and operation of companies. ABNR is a member of international networks, which underscores its global commitments.

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