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Lei Li Named “Life Sciences and Healthcare Lawyer of the Year”
December 8, 2023
Lei Li has been honored as the “Life Sciences and Healthcare Lawyer of the Year” at The Legal 500 China Awards 2023. The awards recognize the “leading firms and lawyers together with the younger rising talent who are part of China’s extensive and complex legal market.”
Lei Li is the Managing Partner of Sidley’s Shanghai and Beijing offices. He advises clients on a broad range of regulatory, compliance, and government enforcement matters in China, with a particular focus on the life sciences industry and is one of the most accoladed legal practitioners in China in his areas of practice. Lei has advised multinational and local Chinese pharmaceutical and medical device companies on matters across the full spectrum of the industry and has handled some of the largest and most representative matters in the industry in China in the last decade.
Lei Li is the Managing Partner of Sidley’s Shanghai and Beijing offices. He advises clients on a broad range of regulatory, compliance, and government enforcement matters in China, with a particular focus on the life sciences industry and is one of the most accoladed legal practitioners in China in his areas of practice. Lei has advised multinational and local Chinese pharmaceutical and medical device companies on matters across the full spectrum of the industry and has handled some of the largest and most representative matters in the industry in China in the last decade.
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