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International Law
Global Connections, Local Solutions
WHGC has several decades of experience assisting foreign-based companies in business litigation, employment immigration matters, business transactions and international law. One prominent area of practice is in serving companies in their global ventures through international business transactions.
Our international business attorneys assist in-house counsel and business executives of multinational corporations in all levels of their international business transactions, including:
❚ Contracts ❚ Investments issues and options ❚ Imports and exports ❚ Joint ventures ❚ Mergers and acquisitions ❚ Real estate purchases and development ❚ Stock and asset purchases and sales
❚ Internet and e-commerce ❚ Registration and licensing of trademarks and other intellectual property
The international business law attorneys ofWHGC are adept in navigating the complexities of laws and regulations governing international business transactions. Worldwide transactions such as the import and export of technology, products or data require compliance with laws of commercial application, laws of public policy and international agreements and initiatives.
WHGC is capable of guiding our clients through this process as well as protecting our clients by managing the risks involved in international business transactions.
“Expert in the laws of China, Taiwan and the United States, members of our firm are also fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese. Our services extend beyond mere translation; we bridge the global differences across culture, law and language subtleties.”
We understand the importance of facilitating joint ventures, combinations and licensing agreements between corporations throughout the world. The lawyers of our firm have worked with our clients to maximize their opportunities at home and abroad by assisting in the effective execution of such global combinations.
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