Is Your Law Firm Capitalizing on Legal Market Opportunities in China? US Firms & China: Managing Your Overseas Presence Mar 21-22 Chicago, IL

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China’s rapid economic growth has created numerous opportunities for U.S. law firms to better serve existing and prospective clients. Is your firm well-informed on the challenges and risks associated with establishing an overseas presence?  

Attend This Conference and You Will:

  • Hear from leading U.S. and international experts who have practical experience working in China
  • Learn about the underlying economic, cultural and legal foundations that lead U.S. law firms to conduct business in China
  • Gain knowledge about issues related to revenue, collections, operations, strategic planning and more
  • Understand the business culture in China
  • Discover how to establish strategic alliances with Chinese firms
  • Network with managing partners and firm administrators, and meet with organizations that represent companies and individuals doing business in China
  • Click Here for a detailed agenda

Who Should Attend:

Managing Partners, Lawyers Specializing in International or Intellectual Property Law, and Firm Managers representing law firms of any size who:

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  • Represent clients whose legal needs stretch between the U.S. and China, and vice versa
  • Need information and facts regarding doing business in China
  • Thinking about establishing a branch office in China

When & Where:

 

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