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Legal support of
cross-border deals

Advising IT companies since 2011
Our services
Venture deals
We advise investors and startups in venture deals from pre-seed to A and B rounds
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Permanent legal support and easy communication with a lawyer
Contract work
Simple and clear documents
Intellectual property
Registration and protection of the company's key asset
Why choose us
  • Experience
    We have been advising IT business since 2011. During this time, we have learned to understand the specifics of IT projects and understand their needs
  • Prices
    We keep our rates moderate and only bill you for effective hours worked
  • No bureaucracy
    Our documents are as simple and functional as those that we will prepare for you
Our area of expertise is private international law. We have extensive experience in working with cross-border projects, and we quickly find a common language with lawyers from a wide variety of jurisdictions, from Hong Kong to Mexico.
How we work
1
Conducting a comparative study
We find the features of the law of all countries involved in the project and identify the main problems
2
Finding solutions
We get several solutions and together with the client choose 1−2 optimal ones
3
Picking professionals
We find local lawyers in the right jurisdictions
4
Refining the features
We ask point questions to confirm the solution we have chosen
5
Coordinating
We agree on budgets and set specific tasks for each involved consultant
6
Run!
Why can’t I just hire local lawyers?
Pay attention to the first two steps. The local lawyer is unaware of the pitfalls of the law of other states.

Coordinated work on an international project is achieved only through the coordinated efforts of specialists in all jurisdictions.
We have proven partners in different countries, and we will save you time looking for a professional consultant with reasonable rates.
How can we help you?
Let’s look at a few situations that your project may face and questions that you may have in connection with this:
CASE 1
The company enters a new market and faces unfamiliar regulation.
  • Can I work directly or only through a local partner?
  • Do I need any licenses or permits?
  • What conditions must be met for the import of products?
  • What requirements apply to the processing of foreign user data
CASE 2
The company has been focusing on foreign markets from the very beginning and wants to competently build a corporate structure and distribute assets:
  • Which jurisdiction to choose?
  • How to allocate assets?
  • What will be the tax burden?
  • What agreements can be concluded between the companies of the group?
  • How to coordinate document flow in different companies
CASE 3
The company wants to conclude an agreement with a foreign partner or investor:
  • What to do if the investor insists on concluding a contract under English or German law?
  • How to check the investor's authority to sign a deal?
  • What are the best practices in international venture deals of this type
CASE 4
There is a dispute with a foreign counterparty or a third party.
  • Where can you make a claim?
  • What law is applicable, and in which country should I look for lawyers?
  • How to execute a court decision
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