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2023-02-15 16:34:56
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This week, our company invited Wei Wenbo, a lawyer from "Guangdong Chuangyu Law
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This week, our company invited Wei Wenbo, a lawyer from "Guangdong Chuangyu Law Firm", to give training and explanations to all employees on the preparation of the "Civil Code" contract, improve the professional quality of salesmen, and provide more professional services for each customer.
(Xiao Yang, president of the Supreme People's Court, wrote an inscription for Chuangyu, holding the balance of justice and promoting the spirit of the rule of law)
Guangdong Chuangyu Law Firm was established with the approval of the Guangdong Provincial Department of Justice in May 1994. It is one of the first batch of partnership law firms in Foshan City that provides all-round legal services. It has been nearly 26 years and enjoys a high reputation in Guangdong. Obtained the honorary title of "Excellent Law Firm" in the city.
Mr Wei spoke very well. Everyone listened carefully and actively interacted with him to ask questions.
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