International Law & Trade – May 23, 2012

by Pamela Woldow on 4/12/2012

Few law firms can claim that they are shaping the future of legal services. King & Wood Mallesons, however, is at the forefront of law firms bringing innovative ways to serve client needs in the New Normal. This article...more

by NPZ Law Group, P.C. (f/k/a Nachman &... on 2/1/2012

Michael Phulwani, Esq. and David Nachman, Esq. appear on TV Asia and iTV to discuss cutting edge developments in the immigration law arena. The have had government officials as guests including a representative of E-Verify...more

by Jerome Kowalski on 10/27/2011

The United States is about to be invaded by a variety of foreign law firms and alternative providers of legal services from all four corners of the globe. These new market entrants are bent on providing a full array of legal...more

by Mathew Charnay on 8/15/2011

A unique and commonly demanded contract template for an agreement drafted for two professional individuals and/or companies that elect to make arrangements to collaborate on (a) mutual project(s)....more

by Jerome Kowalski on 10/26/2010

2009 caught law firms largely by surprise, without any adequate plans in place to deal with the malaise then affecting the legal profession. 2011 now looks even more frightening for law firms. Law firms continue to confront...more

by Michael Diaz Jr. - Diaz Reus International... on 6/19/2010

The practice of law has truly become international. A real-estate lawyer in Florida may be asked to advise a Chinese investor regarding potential investment opportunities in South Florida. Lawyers in Chicago may be retained...more

by Frishberg & Partners F&P on 2/8/2010

Frishberg & Partners is an independent full-service American law firm, based in Kiev, Ukraine since October 1991, with a focus on corporate law. We specialize in due diligence, mergers and acquisitions, anti-trust, real...more

by Law Office of Richard Kuslan LLC on 12/2/2009

Many attorneys receive email from international "clients," who have no desire to hire them, but instead to scam them. How can you tell which email comes from a potential client and not from a scammer? (A form of this...more