frequent questions

answers to questions
our clients

Are my European contracts valid in the U.S.?

Differences in contract law, jurisdiction, and dispute resolution procedures may make a European contract invalid or impractical for use in the U.S. Our team helps review, adapt, or redraft your contracts so they meet U.S. legal requirements while protecting your interests.

Can you help review or draft contracts for my U.S. company?

Yes. We assist entrepreneurs, investors, and businesses with drafting, reviewing, and negotiating a wide range of U.S. business contracts, including:

  • Operating and shareholder agreements

  • Supplier and vendor contracts

  • Service agreements

  • Contractor agreements

  • Terms and conditions

Do I need written contracts when doing business in the U.S.?

Yes. While verbal agreements can sometimes be legally binding, having written contracts is strongly recommended in the U.S. A well-drafted contract clearly defines the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of all parties involved, helping to prevent disputes and protect your business interests. Our attorneys prepare customized contracts tailored to your industry and goals.

What is an Operating Agreement, and do I need one?

An Operating Agreement is an internal document that outlines your LLC’s ownership structure, management roles, profit distribution, and other key operational rules. While not legally required in most states, having one is highly recommended, especially for foreign investors. It helps prevent disputes, protects your business interests, and gives you greater control than relying on state default rules.