Bun & Associates

For over 15 years, we have been at the centre of the deals, policies and legislation that have transformed Cambodia.
The economy has grown steadily, as the government pursues a liberal economic policy agenda to attract foreign and local investment and expand international trade. While significant progress has been made, Cambodia remains an emerging market. Navigating this fast-changing commercial, political and regulatory environment is challenging, and demands counsel of senior, experienced lawyers.

Bun & Associates combines two worlds: a deep pride in our Khmer heritage and an international outlook. Our teams of legal and tax specialists are multilingual, having worked with leading firms in Asia, Europe and North America. Qualified in civil and common law jurisdictions, they are leader in their field. Their advice combines global perspectives with an understanding of local markets.
We regularly work alongside the elite international firms on multi-jurisdictional transactions and disputes. This ensures we are up-to-date with the latest legal and policy trends in other countries.

Bun & Associates is the ‘firm of choice’ for leading regional and multinational businesses, governments, state-owned entities and international organizations.

Key IP Areas: Copyright & related rights, Designs, Intellectual property (contentious), Intellectual property (prosecution), IP transactions, Patent, Patent contentious, Patent prosecution, Trade mark, Trade mark contentious, Trade mark prosecution

Key Sector Expertise: Advertising, Agriculture, Automotive, Computer technology & services, Construction & materials, E-commerce, Electrical, Electronics, Fashion & luxury goods, Film, Financial services, FMCG, Food & beverage, Hospitality & leisure, ICT & software, Internet, Life sciences, Logistics, Manufacturing, Mechanical, Media, Medical device, Mining, Not-for-profit, Oil & gas, Pharmaceutical, Professional services, Publishing, Real estate, Renewable energy, Retail, Sports, Technology hardware, Telecommunication, Tobacco, Transport