Getting down to business in Singapore

Keystone Law Corporation is pleased to announce the launch of Office-in-a-Box, its new product offering to assist foreign corporations and start-ups in setting up shop in Singapore. For a single base fee, Keystone will assist clients to set up their business entity, vet leases and prepare employee documentation. It will also provide guidance in key areas such as intellectual property and business licenses. Such a product has proven popular in other jurisdictions and Keystone believes that this product offering will aid clients with their key concerns whenever entering a new jurisdiction.

The attached brochure sets out the key features of this offering.
http://keystonelawcorp.com/downloads/brochure%20v1.pdf

According to Bryan Tan, director of Keystone Law Corporation:
“Singapore has been ranked 1st by the World Bank in its ease of doing business survey in 2009. For most companies, the Office-in-a-Box solution will be all companies need to jump start their business in Singapore and then focus on the important business decisions that need to be made. Keystone’s other offerings and services are then made available should clients require further assistance. The firm has responded to feedback from the ground and responded with this proactive offering.”

About Keystone
Keystone Law Corporation is a Singapore law corporation with an emphasis in the practice of information technology, telecommunications, intellectual property, dispute resolution, real estate and corporate / commercial law. Keystone is listed in Legal500, Asia-Pacific Edition, Chambers and AsiaLaw as a leading Information Technology and Telecoms law firm in Singapore. Keystone’s lawyers have experience in these practice areas in major Singapore and international law firms, and are often cited in media and industry publications.

Contact/Enquiries

Address: 30 Robinson Road,
#02-01, Robinson Towers
Singapore 048546
Tel: 65 – 62262 539
Fax: 65- 62206 539
E-mail: info@keystonelawcorp.com

This release was published on openPR.