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Overview
Alizia & Partners is a Jakarta-based firm built around a senior-led, commercially focused model, combining the experience of practitioners from leading Indonesian and international practices with the responsiveness of a newly established platform. The firm advises multinational corporations, regional businesses and Indonesian clients on matters spanning corporate and commercial law, M&A, labour and employment, dispute resolution, competition, intellectual property, foreign investment, restructuring and insolvency, real estate, data protection and technology. Its broad capabilities allow the team to support clients through transactions, regulatory change, organisational restructuring and contentious situations, while maintaining a strong emphasis on practical advice aligned with commercial objectives.
The firm is led by principal Lia Alizia and partner Jonathan Toni Tjenggoro, whose complementary practices provide the foundation for its transactional, employment and disputes offering. Alizia has more than two decades of experience advising multinational companies and global brands. Her practice crosses commercial transactions, corporate governance, employment, litigation, arbitration, restructuring and insolvency, intellectual property and regulatory risk. She also brings substantial management experience, having previously served for six years as managing partner of another large Indonesian firm. Her multidisciplinary background is particularly valuable on matters where corporate decision-making, workforce issues, regulatory exposure and potential disputes converge.
Tjenggoro strengthens the firm’s corporate, M&A and competition capabilities. He joined Alizia & Partners as a partner in August 2025 after practising at Hiswara Bunjamin & Tandjung, and previously spending nearly a decade at Makarim & Taira S. His principal areas of focus include transactional M&A, foreign investment, joint ventures, competition law, merger control and real estate. His experience encompasses work for international and domestic companies, including financial investors, across manufacturing, consumer goods, food and beverage, property and healthcare.
A defining feature of the practice is the integration of transactional and contentious advice. The corporate team handles business structuring, contracts, governance, foreign investment, regulatory approvals and M&A transactions from due diligence and deal structuring through to post-closing integration. Its disputes capability extends to civil, commercial and administrative litigation, domestic and international arbitration, mediation and alternative dispute resolution. The labour practice covers employment contracts, company policies, terminations, industrial relations disputes and employment aspects of broader corporate activity.
The firm’s sector coverage spans automotive, banking and financial services, consumer goods, food and beverage, healthcare, industrials and manufacturing, insurance, media, real estate, technology and telecommunications, tourism and transport. Its wider offering also includes competition compliance, data privacy, intellectual property protection, product liability, real estate development and distressed-company matters.
The firm is led by principal Lia Alizia and partner Jonathan Toni Tjenggoro, whose complementary practices provide the foundation for its transactional, employment and disputes offering. Alizia has more than two decades of experience advising multinational companies and global brands. Her practice crosses commercial transactions, corporate governance, employment, litigation, arbitration, restructuring and insolvency, intellectual property and regulatory risk. She also brings substantial management experience, having previously served for six years as managing partner of another large Indonesian firm. Her multidisciplinary background is particularly valuable on matters where corporate decision-making, workforce issues, regulatory exposure and potential disputes converge.
Tjenggoro strengthens the firm’s corporate, M&A and competition capabilities. He joined Alizia & Partners as a partner in August 2025 after practising at Hiswara Bunjamin & Tandjung, and previously spending nearly a decade at Makarim & Taira S. His principal areas of focus include transactional M&A, foreign investment, joint ventures, competition law, merger control and real estate. His experience encompasses work for international and domestic companies, including financial investors, across manufacturing, consumer goods, food and beverage, property and healthcare.
A defining feature of the practice is the integration of transactional and contentious advice. The corporate team handles business structuring, contracts, governance, foreign investment, regulatory approvals and M&A transactions from due diligence and deal structuring through to post-closing integration. Its disputes capability extends to civil, commercial and administrative litigation, domestic and international arbitration, mediation and alternative dispute resolution. The labour practice covers employment contracts, company policies, terminations, industrial relations disputes and employment aspects of broader corporate activity.
The firm’s sector coverage spans automotive, banking and financial services, consumer goods, food and beverage, healthcare, industrials and manufacturing, insurance, media, real estate, technology and telecommunications, tourism and transport. Its wider offering also includes competition compliance, data privacy, intellectual property protection, product liability, real estate development and distressed-company matters.
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Corporate and M&A (asialaw)
Work highlights
Advised a foreign investor on potential routes into the Indonesian market, covering business licensing, employment, premises and currency considerations associated with the available entry structures.
Acted for a foreign public company on establishing an Indonesian joint venture, including the shareholders’ agreement, corporate and licensing requirements and related operational arrangements.
Advised a foreign investor on potential routes into the Indonesian market, covering business licensing, employment, premises and currency considerations associated with the available entry structures.
Acted for a foreign public company on establishing an Indonesian joint venture, including the shareholders’ agreement, corporate and licensing requirements and related operational arrangements.
Dispute resolution (asialaw)
Work highlights
Represented a leading hotel chain in enforcing a SIAC arbitral award and defending Indonesian litigation commenced by the unsuccessful party to the arbitration.
Represented a multinational company in issuing demand letters to a gold-mining company concerning unpaid obligations, supporting the client’s debt-recovery strategy.
Represented a leading hotel chain in enforcing a SIAC arbitral award and defending Indonesian litigation commenced by the unsuccessful party to the arbitration.
Represented a multinational company in issuing demand letters to a gold-mining company concerning unpaid obligations, supporting the client’s debt-recovery strategy.
Labour and employment (asialaw)
Work highlights
Advised on the termination of the chief executive of a multinational specialty-ingredients business, addressing the employment implications of a senior-management transition.
Assisted a global e-commerce and cloud-computing company with employment-agreement reviews and broader Indonesian employment matters.
Advised on the termination of the chief executive of a multinational specialty-ingredients business, addressing the employment implications of a senior-management transition.
Assisted a global e-commerce and cloud-computing company with employment-agreement reviews and broader Indonesian employment matters.