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The world's tidiest law firm revealed on bonkers website
03 August 2012

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There's a superb entry in the RollOnFriday halls of bonkers law firm websites this week. Say hello to the lawyers of Adnan Buyung Nasution & Partners of Indonesia: who hate any kind of stain with a zealous passion.

The firm is one of largest in Indonesia, and the founder, Adnan Buyung Nasution, is pretty pleased with his firm's success:

Nasution doing his Rowley Birkin QC impression

But it's the roster of staff which really draws the eye. For some bizarre reason, all are all shown doing the cleaning:

Whoever Sara is, Narenda is putting her straight in the bin.

Handarbeni hoovers up all the discrimination work

Naning shredding the opposition. And rightly so.

Check out the entire team here. Enjoy.

And if you've spotted a wacky legal website, please do send it in to the usual place.

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anonymous user 03/08/2012 09:23 Rate it 0 Report as offensive Inspired. This is so much more interesting than the usual rubbish firms put on their sites. At least this firm has some personality.
anonymous user 03/08/2012 13:13 Rate it -1 Report as offensive Note many of the words are misspelled. Are they indicating they have good attention to detail, or just that they are badly educated?
anonymous user 03/08/2012 14:35 Rate it 0 Report as offensive And along with the inviting offer to hover your mouse on every team member, they have ISO 9001 certification accredited by SGS Yarsley. Any UK firms prepared to put their neck on the block and independently assure the quality of their legal advice? No? Shame.
anonymous user 03/08/2012 16:30 Rate it 0 Report as offensive "And I was very, very, drunk.."
anonymous user 03/08/2012 16:50 Rate it 1 Report as offensive To: Anonymous re misspelling: suspect neither; that is the correct spelling of those words in Indonesian...
anonymous user 04/08/2012 08:18 Rate it 0 Report as offensive If Mr Nasution were really so tidy, the books behind him would be on the shelves, spines up, not on their sides!
anonymous user 05/08/2012 01:10 Rate it -1 Report as offensive I rather get the impression Mr Nasution has pulled these weighty tomes from his shelves in order to peruse them on some delicate point of Indonesian law. I am sure that he, perusing complete, will place them tidily on his shelves, perhaps even dusting around them, before drafting an Opinion.
anonymous user 05/08/2012 16:28 Rate it 0 Report as offensive SARAIndonesian= Pension
anonymous user 08/08/2012 04:31 Rate it 0 Report as offensive Hi All, the words in the pictures are in in Indonesian language. SARA is an abbreviation that can be translated as discriminations based on Indigineous tribes, Religions, Ethnicity and groups and therefore these kind of discriminations need to be thrown away. Diskriminasi can simply be translated as Discrimination. Gratifikasi in this case can be translated as all forms of bribery.

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03/08/2012 09:23

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Inspired. This is so much more interesting than the usual rubbish firms put on their sites. At least this firm has some personality.

anonymous user
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Note many of the words are misspelled. Are they indicating they have good attention to detail, or just that they are badly educated?

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And along with the inviting offer to hover your mouse on every team member, they have ISO 9001 certification accredited by SGS Yarsley. Any UK firms prepared to put their neck on the block and independently assure the quality of their legal advice? No? Shame.

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03/08/2012 16:30

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"And I was very, very, drunk.."

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To: Anonymous re misspelling: suspect neither; that is the correct spelling of those words in Indonesian...

anonymous user
04/08/2012 08:18

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If Mr Nasution were really so tidy, the books behind him would be on the shelves, spines up, not on their sides!

anonymous user
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I rather get the impression Mr Nasution has pulled these weighty tomes from his shelves in order to peruse them on some delicate point of Indonesian law.

I am sure that he, perusing complete, will place them tidily on his shelves, perhaps even dusting around them, before drafting an Opinion.

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05/08/2012 16:28

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SARA*Indonesian*= Pension

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08/08/2012 04:31

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Hi All, the words in the pictures are in in Indonesian language. SARA is an abbreviation that can be translated as discriminations based on Indigineous tribes, Religions, Ethnicity and groups and therefore these kind of discriminations need to be thrown away. Diskriminasi can simply be translated as Discrimination. Gratifikasi in this case can be translated as all forms of bribery.

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