Cross-border and global transactions support
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.
Cross-Border Contracting
Draft and negotiate cross-border MSAs, SOWs, order forms, reseller/partner terms, and amendments with clear performance obligations, fees, and change control.
Governing Law & Disputes
Design dispute frameworks that fit the deal: arbitration vs. courts, venue selection, service of process, language, injunctive relief, and award/enforcement considerations.
Regulatory & Trade Compliance
Right-size contracting language around trade restrictions and tax/withholding allocations and documentation.
International Workers & Contractors
International contractor and consulting agreements, local operational guardrails, confidentiality/IP alignment, and clear responsibility allocation between parties and local entities.
Cross-Border Data Privacy
Cross-border provisions for technology licensing, data handling, and vendor ecosystems, allocating security/privacy responsibilities and aligning contract language with actual data flows.
Who we support
- 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
Toolkits we provide
- 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
Engagement options
- 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
- GC Subscription: monthly coverage for recurring international contracting
Outcomes matter
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.
