Opening for Submissions: Notable Indonesian Firms to Keep an Eye On in 2025
The Asian Legal Business (ALB) is inviting submissions for its annual list of Firms to Watch for Indonesia, which will be featured in the December 2025 issue. This prestigious recognition shines a spotlight on small but significant firms that are making waves in Indonesia's legal industry and have the potential to challenge larger law firms for their share of the work.
The deadline for submissions is on September 26, 2025. Interested firms can download the submission form from the ALB website. To be eligible, firms must have 10 partners or fewer, demonstrate notable achievements or growth in the legal sector, and have not previously been widely recognized in major legal rankings but are now making an impact.
Last year, HMRP Attorney at Law was recognised as part of the ALB Indonesia Firms to Watch 2024 list. Other firms like HHR Lawyers and IABF Law Firm, while recognised in broader rankings, do not necessarily meet the partner limit criterion or are not specific to the Firms to Watch category.
The ALB's Firms to Watch list showcases boutique law firms that are exceeding expectations with the complexity of their work and the quality of their services. These firms are not only challenging the status quo but are also contributing significantly to Indonesia's legal sector.
If your firm fits the criteria and you wish to be considered for this honour, submit your application before the deadline on September 26, 2025. The rankings for the ALB's Firms to Watch for Indonesia in 2025 will be published in the December 2025 issue. Submissions can be sent to [email protected].
Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your firm's achievements and growth in the legal sector. Submit your application today!
Firms interested in showcasing their growth and achievements in the legal sector should submit their applications by September 26, 2025, as the Asian Legal Business (ALB) is accepting entries for its annual Firms to Watch list for Indonesia. To be eligible, firms must have 10 partners or fewer, demonstrate notable achievements or growth in the legal sector, and have not previously been widely recognized in major legal rankings but are now making an impact.
