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李光茂律師，男，汉族，1963年7月生，1986年畢業于中國礦業大學企業管理工程專業，1986年7月至1992年10月就職于重慶煤炭工業公司職工中專學校教師，講師。1986年9月至1988年7月在西南政法大學經濟法教師進修班學習，1990年取得律師資格考試，1992年開始執業，分別在重慶涉外律師事務所、重慶天擇律師事務所、海南德賽利律師事務所、海南千帆律師事務所執業。2002年6月起加盟海南海地律師事务所，2002年至2005年在職就讀清華大學民商法研究生班。律師執業證號：14601199210698698。

業務領域主要集中在公司法律事務、房地産法律事務、各類民商事法律糾紛等，近30年的執業經曆，積累了豐富的辦案經驗，同時有資産評估、土地估價跨專業執業經曆和專業背景，具備較強的綜合知識能力。曾先後擔任重慶恒盛實業公司、重慶宏達實業公司、重棉二廠、中國二冶海南公司、海南和隆機械公司等數十家企業的常年法律顧問和代理數百宗各類刑、民事訴訟案件。

務實沈穩，勤勉熱忱，思維敏捷，善言能辯，處事誠信，仗義直言。辦案風格講求“從細微處顯智慧，于平和中見力量”。以“最大化維護當事人權利，最大化維護法律之尊嚴”爲執業信條。擅長業務領域：公司法律事務、房地産法律事務、合同糾紛、交通事故、婚姻繼承、人身損害賠償、勞動工傷爭議等相關法律業務。

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