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范思嘉律師簡介

範思嘉，女，研究生學曆，法律碩士，2018年毕业于海南大学法学院，现为海南海地律師事务所专职律师、刑事业务部主任助理，执业证号：14601201911091503。

範思嘉律師法学基础扎实、专业功底较强，为人热情亲和、处事细致沉稳、工作勤勉敬业。执业以来，在诉讼业务领域先后代理数十起合同纠纷、商品房买卖纠纷、劳动争议、婚姻家庭纠纷等民商事案件，并参与办理多起行政复议、行政诉讼类案件，以及在海南省具有重大社会影响的“昌江黃某”涉黑刑事案件的辯護；在非訴訟業務領域，先後爲中國南方航空股份有限公司、中國信達資産管理股份有限公司海南分公司、海口市第四人民醫院、海南文盛新材料科技股份有限公司等大型國企、事業單位及上市公司審查合同、出具法律意見書、盡職調查報告等近百份法律文書，具有豐富非訴業務經驗。

同时，範思嘉律師兼备一定学术理论造诣，曾在中国核心期刊（遴选）数据库来源期刊、中国学术期刊综合评价数据库来源期刊发表文章，擅于将实务总结于理论，又将理论运用于实务。範思嘉律師秉持以诚待人、专业为本的执业理念，凭借娴熟的业务能力和良好的办案效果，赢得当事人的一致认可及树立个人优良的执业口碑。

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