About Company
Armed with knowledge and experience in handling various legal problems and a conscience driven to carry out our profession in upholding law and justice, we are committed to providing and give the best most timely legal services.
Reynold & Co Law Firm provides practical solutions and advice on every aspect of running a business in Indonesia. Some of our clients have been with us since our founding, and we have grown with them over the years. We are honored by the trust and loyalty of our long-standing clients, which is the best proof of the quality of service we provide.
Our Mission
Our Vision
Realizing the values of justice and maintaining the order of legal norms in handling legal problems faced by clients. Work according to the complexity of the problems and needs required without losing professional and ethical attitudes at work.
Attending our clients interests in the best possible way, striving to be faster, more responsive, simpler, and more cost-effective than other firms. We also try to be more responsive and easier to access compared to other firms.
Our Advantages
Our Services
Civil law
Civil law refers to the body of legal principles and regulations that govern the relationships and disputes between individuals, entities, or organizations. It encompasses various aspects of private law, including contracts, property rights, family law, torts, and obligations. Civil law is distinct from criminal law, which deals with offenses against the state or society.
Criminal law
Criminal law is a branch of legal principles and regulations that govern offenses, crimes, and the legal consequences of unlawful actions. It encompasses the definitions of criminal acts, the determination of guilt or innocence, and the penalties or sanctions imposed on individuals found guilty of committing crimes. Criminal law is concerned with the prosecution of individuals or entities accused of violating the law and seeks to maintain public order and protect society from harm.
Land Law
Land law refers to a set of regulations and laws that govern the ownership, use, and management of land in this country. Indonesian land law covers various aspects, including land ownership rights, land utilization, land acquisition, and the resolution of land disputes.
Coorporate Law
Corporate law refers to the legal framework that regulates the establishment, operation, and dissolution of business entities or corporations in the country. It encompasses a wide range of regulations and laws that govern the formation, management, and governance of businesses, both domestic and foreign.
Employment Law
Employment law refers to the legal framework governing the relationship between employers and employees in the country. It encompasses a wide range of regulations and laws that cover various aspects of employment, including hiring, working conditions, wages, benefits, termination, and labor disputes.
Inheritance law
Inheritance law governs the distribution of a person's assets, property, and belongings after their death, specifying how these assets are passed on to heirs or beneficiaries. It encompasses rules and regulations related to wills, inheritance taxes, intestacy (when there is no will), and the legal rights of heirs and legatees.
Administrative Law
Administrative law is a branch of legal principles and regulations that govern the activities and operations of government agencies, public officials, and the relationships between the government and citizens. It encompasses rules and procedures related to government decision-making, administrative actions, regulatory processes, and citizens' rights and remedies in dealings with administrative authorities. Administrative law ensures transparency, accountability, and fairness in government actions and decisions.
Bankruptcy Law
Bankruptcy law is a specialized area of legal practice that deals with individuals and entities (such as businesses or organizations) who are unable to meet their financial obligations and are deemed insolvent. The primary purpose of bankruptcy law is to provide a legal framework for the equitable distribution of assets among creditors and to offer a fresh start to debtors, allowing them to regain financial stability.
