EHW Law Firm

EHW Law Firm is a leading law firm in Batam, founded by Edy Hartono and Nur Wafiq Warodat as a manifestation of concept and commitment unification on the integrated, classy and liable legal service towards colleagues and business partners, and also for those who require legal rights protection as well as those facing legal issues.

History

EHW Law Firm as a transformation from previous name "Law Office Edy Hartono, SH & Partner" founded on the year of 2008 was located in Yogyakarta then chose Batam City as representative office.

Law Office Edy Hartono, SH & Partner which has transform into Edy Hartono And Warodat Law Firm as a rookie in law firm and consulting field within short time had been recognised and gained credence from Batam City society, especially from investment and business sector.

Our Achievements

"recently trusted by more than 70 companies include national and foreign as permanent partner in Batam City"

EHW Law Firm as a law firm focusing on legal corporate field within less than three years since the public announcement in Batam City which has been pinpointed as the head office, had made it's specific class as trusted law firm.

EHW Law Firm chronically involves handling major legal event, makes it's presence in the trial related to various dispute of governmental policy whether Kepulauan Riau State Province as well as Batam City, especially related to Minimum Wage Policy (UMK / UMS) and also as legal consulting partner of Indonesian Entrepreneur Association (APINDO) of Kepulauan Riau and Batam City.

EHW Law Firm recently trusted by more than 70 companies include national and foreign as permanent partner in Batam City, responsible for managing and settling any legal issue in their operational related to Employees, Society, other Companies and Government. In addition to focussing to corporate field EHW Law Firm also provides legal service as a counsellor as well as attorney in criminal field of criminal law, private and individual subject in Governmental Administration Court (PTUN) under the record of more than 30 cases per annum.