We therefore have the capability to act in a preemptive manner, striving to protect our client’s actual and potential interests. Among our attorneys, for example, is one of only a few Washington lawyers known to have successfully defended an international public-relations concern in a sweeping Books & Records inspection brought by the U.S. Department of Justice under the Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938.

We also advise governments and agencies on proposed laws and regulations in the economic, financial, commercial, and foreign-investment sectors. We are especially keen to provide such services in countries that experiencing profound economic growth and development, especially in the Middle East, in Central and Latin America as well as in Central and North Africa. Our multicultural, multi-jurisdictional experiences equip us to provide such advice comprehensively but also efficiently.

In addition, we offer periodic customized legal, economic, and political updates, enabling private and public entities to stay up to date on international relations and affairs affecting their businesses. As such, entities can easily adapt to environmental changes, and will be able to identify new opportunities and advantages.