Lawyers in Vietnam
for International Business
Vietnamese legal advice for international companies and foreign investors, from market entry and day-to-day operations to transactions and commercial disputes.
Ho Chi Minh City · Hanoi · Da Nang
ANT Lawyers at a glance
Established in 2012
A Vietnamese law firm advising businesses and foreign investors.
Offices in three Vietnamese cities
Ho Chi Minh City · Hanoi · Da Nang
Advice in English
Legal advice for management and in-house teams working across borders.
Vietnam contributor
Global Arbitration Review
Commercial Arbitration Know-how
ANT Lawyers contributed the Vietnam Q&A to Global Arbitration Review’s Commercial Arbitration Know-how, addressing Vietnam’s arbitration framework and practice.
Read the Vietnam Q&A on GAR ↗Selected Experience
Examples of our work for international businesses investing, operating and resolving disputes in Vietnam.
United States · Corporate compliance
Turner Vietnam
ANT Lawyers advises Turner Vietnam, part of a U.S. construction business, on ongoing compliance matters relating to its operations in Vietnam. Our work supports the company in addressing regulatory obligations and legal questions arising in the course of its business.
Corporate experience →Singapore · Investment
Share acquisition and registration
ANT Lawyers assisted a Singapore corporate investor with Vietnamese registration procedures for a share acquisition. We prepared application documents and supported updates to the company’s registered information, including its foreign shareholding, through issuance of the authority’s confirmation of the changes.
M&A experience →Netherlands · Commercial disputes
Chemicals and coatings company
ANT Lawyers represented a Dutch chemicals and coatings company in court proceedings concerning a sale-of-goods contract with a South Korean buyer. The matter involved a cross-border commercial dispute in the chemicals and coatings sector.
Dispute resolution experience →Certain client names and details are withheld to protect confidentiality.
How we support your business
Find the legal support that fits your next business decision in Vietnam.
Invest and acquire
Assess your investment structure, establish a Vietnam presence, or buy and sell businesses.
Operate and protect assets
Manage employment, protect intellectual property, and review the property arrangements supporting your operations.
Trade and move goods
Address customs and trade-remedy issues, alongside transport contracts, cargo claims and logistics risks.
Resolve business disputes
Assess contractual rights, preserve evidence, and consider negotiation, mediation, arbitration or court proceedings.
Working with ANT Lawyers
Clear responsibilities and communication from the start of an engagement.
Agree scope, deliverables and fees
We discuss your objectives, proposed work, fee basis and key assumptions before starting.
Know who is responsible
We identify your main contact and the arrangements for partner oversight, so your team knows where to send instructions and questions.
Connect advice to business decisions
We explain the available options, material legal risks and recommended next steps in language management can use.
Keep timing and changes clear
We agree reporting arrangements and discuss developments affecting scope, timing or fees, including decisions requiring your instructions.
Insights for business decisions
Selected guides for investors, management and in-house legal teams working with Vietnam.
Market entry
Vietnam market entry strategy
Compare ownership, entry routes, capital and operating requirements before choosing the structure for your Vietnam business.
Read the market entry guide →People and operations
Employment law for foreign employers
Connect workforce planning, employment documents and management decisions across the employment lifecycle.
Read the employment guide →Dispute readiness
Evidence for contract disputes
Identify the records to preserve and the gaps to address before making a demand or starting proceedings.
Read the evidence guide →Discuss your Vietnam business matter
Send your company name, a brief description of the matter, the other parties involved and any relevant deadline.
Email our team → Office locations and meeting details →What happens next
We review your enquiry, check potential conflicts and discuss the proposed scope and fees before confirming an engagement.
Please arrange document sharing with us before sending confidential materials. Sending an enquiry does not itself establish an engagement.
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