We help businesses structure and negotiate cross-border transactions that are enforceable, operable, and aligned to how the relationship actually runs. Expect clear governing law and dispute mechanics, right-sized compliance positions, and documentation that supports growth across jurisdictions.
Draft and negotiate cross-border MSAs, SOWs, order forms, reseller/partner terms, and amendments with clear performance obligations, fees, and change control.
Design dispute frameworks that fit the deal: arbitration vs. courts, venue selection, service of process, language, injunctive relief, and award/enforcement considerations.
Right-size contracting language around trade restrictions, export controls/sanctions, and other cross-border compliance commitments—focused on what’s real and controllable.
Practical terms for payment timing, currency, invoicing, late fees, setoff, and credit risk—plus contracting guardrails around tax/withholding allocations and documentation.
International contractor and consulting agreements, local operational guardrails, confidentiality/IP alignment, and clear responsibility allocation between parties and local entities.
Cross-border provisions for technology licensing, data handling, and vendor ecosystems—allocating security/privacy responsibilities and aligning contract language with actual data flows.
US companies expanding internationally (customers, vendors, contractors, partners)
Global teams standardizing templates across regions and subsidiaries
Companies buying from or selling to non-US counterparties
Leaders who need predictability on jurisdiction, enforcement, and payment risk
Ops/legal teams managing multi-country vendor ecosystems and delivery
Cross-border clause library (governing law/venue/arbitration, language, service, enforcement)
“Global deal desk” checklist (what to ask, what to push, what to escalate)
Payment + currency + late fee + setoff riders (clean cash-flow mechanics)
Template NDAs and IP/confidentiality protections tuned for international use
Vendor/partner term sheet + negotiation fallback positions
Simple “country addendum” framework to localize without rewriting the core deal
Cross-Border Deal Desk: in-flow redlines and negotiations for global deals
Template Internationalization Sprint (30–45 days): convert your domestic templates into global-ready paper
Vendor/Partner Support: negotiate supplier/partner terms and flow-downs
Risk Review: quick assessment of a transaction’s enforceability/compliance pain points
Ongoing Counsel: monthly coverage for recurring international contracting
Fewer stalled negotiations, clearer enforcement paths, tighter risk allocation, and cross-border contracts that match operational reality—so expansion doesn’t turn into recurring fires.
Ready to make your contracts global-ready? Let’s tune your templates and stand up a cross-border deal desk that closes.