U.S. to EU
U.S. companies reaching out to the EU
Many U.S.-based companies, particularly smaller companies without a presence in the EU from which to retain and instruct local counsel, couldn’t afford a local EU lawyer at a large international firm, nor did they feel comfortable engaging with foreign lawyers they couldn’t meet in person.
At the same time, many of them, particularly technology companies, SaaS vendors, application developers and providers of e- and m-commerce solutions, wanted to reach customers, suppliers and partners in the EU. There was a need for these legal services to be provided from the U.S., by a smaller firm offering cost-effective and agile services.



