Expertise
Business law for every stage of your company.
Fourteen areas of legal expertise for small and mid-sized businesses, founders, investors and international companies — from formation and contracts to transactions, investment protection and disputes.
Structuring Growth
From formation and contracts to market entry, investment rounds and acquisitions.
Corporate Law & Business Structuring
Formation, governance and corporate structures for growing companies.
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U.S. Market Entry & International Expansion
The legal groundwork for entering the U.S. and new international markets.
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Startup & Venture Capital Law
Founder agreements, equity, financing rounds and investor readiness.
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Commercial Contracts & Transactions
Drafting and negotiating the agreements that run your business.
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Mergers, Acquisitions & Divestitures
Buying, selling, combining and separating businesses.
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Legal Due Diligence
Identifying legal risk before you invest, acquire or partner.
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Real Estate Transactions & Development
Acquisitions, investment vehicles and development projects.
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Technology, IP & Digital Business Law
Protecting technology, brands and data in a digital economy.
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Business Immigration & Global Mobility
EB-1A, EB-2 NIW, O-1, E-2, L-1, EB-1C and EB-5 for founders, investors and executives.
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Protecting Capital
Structures that protect investments, family wealth and long-term ownership.
Investment Protection & Structuring
Structures and treaty protection for capital invested across borders.
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Trusts, Estates & Asset Protection
Succession, estate planning and protection of family wealth.
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Tax-Efficient Structuring & Financial Planning
Legal structures that are efficient, compliant and built for growth.
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Resolving Risk
Disputes and distress handled with strategy, from negotiation to arbitration and restructuring.
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