"Legal Issues in Doing Business Overseas"
5/25/2010
Rochester, NY

Doing business overseas presents many unique challenges. Buyers or sellers will be subject to laws and regulations that are different than those that apply to domestic business, including U.S. Laws governing overseas business, International Law, and the laws of foreign countries. This presentation by Richard Paul, Esq. of Hiscock & Barclay's Syracuse office will review key, major differences and what you can do to help avoid or minimize risks. The presentation will also help avoid common misunderstandings and problems that could impact your business. There will also be time for additional questions after the presentation. Mr. Paul concentrates his practice on international business transactions, advising clients on unique issues companies contend with when doing business overseas. Mr. Paul has a lengthy representation of one of the leading U.S. Defense Contractors in support of their international business pursuits. He has traveled extensively to conduct negotiations and assist clients in pursuing business opportunities in numerous countries around the world and has forged relationships with lawyers in many countries which enable him to obtain country-specific legal advice on behalf of clients. Mr. Paul has taught International Business Transactions at the Syracuse University College of Law. He frequently speaks on international contract and legal issues, and has developed and conducted international contract training courses for companies doing business overseas.

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