Former partners at GHP Law Firm Mohamad Kadri, Yohanes Masengi, Nur Eka Pradata and Dirgantara Adi – who are specialists in banking, finance, project finance and infrastructure – have teamed up to establish Corra Legal.
Explaining the decision to establish his own firm, Masengi, who is managing partner, noted that there was strong demand in areas where legal execution intersects with business risk and regulatory pressure, so Corra Legal was founded in response to a clear shift in the legal market.
“These areas include energy transition projects, mining projects, infrastructure and EPC contracting, state-owned enterprise restructurings, cross-border M&A, and digital economy and platform-based businesses,” said Masengi.
During his time at GHP Law Firm, Masengi represented independent power producers in the development of various large-scale power projects in Indonesia.
Kadri, who will serve as senior partner at the newly established firm, brings more than 30 years of experience and has been instrumental in several landmark banking deals, including the merger of three Japanese banks into Bank Mizuho Indonesia.
Pradata’s main areas of practice at GHP Law Firm were general corporate and foreign investment, while Adi focused on infrastructure and construction projects.
Corra Legal was officially launched in June 2025 in Jakarta, Indonesia, and at the time, the firm consisted of four founding partners, supported by a select group of associates and counsel from other law firms. However, Corra Legal is expecting to have around 10 soon.
“We are currently finalising the onboarding of several additional lawyers with strong backgrounds in project development, energy law and cross-border transactions,” said Masengi.
