U.S. Corporate Issues for Foreign Businesses

Reinhart hosted a webinar series – recording and handout – U.S. Legal Issues for Foreign Businesses in the United States designed to introduce foreign businesses and their legal counsel to the legal issues that are most likely to be important to their U.S. operations. Our attorneys, who span a wide range of legal disciplines, provided a practical approach to these legal issues to help foreign businesses succeed in the United States. The series was hosted by Robert J. Misey, Jr., Chair of Reinhart's International Practice.

The first topic in the series was U.S. Corporate Issues for Foreign Businesses, which was presented by Adam R. Konrad. Adam discussed various corporate issues including avenues into the U.S. markets (agents, distributors, joint ventures, etc.), terms and conditions, restrictions on foreign ownership, and regulatory authorities, such as OFAC and CPSC.

Who Should Attend:

• Attorneys who advise clients that have U.S. operations
• Foreign businesses with U.S. operations

About Our Speakers:

Laura A. Brenner is a shareholder in the firm's Litigation Practice Area and chair of the firm's Commercial and Competition Law Group.
Jeremy R. Bridge is a shareholder and registered patent attorney in the firm's Intellectual Property Practice.
Jessica King is a shareholder in the firm's Trusts and Estates, International and Tax-Exempt Organization Practices.
Adam R. Konrad is a shareholder in the firm's Business Law, International and Tax Practices.
Benjamin T. Kurten chairs the firm's Immigration Law Group and is a shareholder in the Labor and Employment and International Practices.
James N. Law is an attorney in the firm's Litigation Practice.
Robert J. Misey, Jr. chairs the International Practice and is a shareholder in the firm's Tax and Business Law Practices.
Andrew A. Price is an attorney in the firm's Litigation Practice.