CBL practices
Practice areas for cross-border business and private clients
We advise on international transactions, sanctions, corporate ownership and disputes, as well as private matters involving foreign assets or family connections abroad.
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Our practice areas cover the following types of work.
- Transaction, delivery, payment or claim → International Trade
- Restriction, counterparty, bank or payment → Sanctions
- Ownership, control or asset structure → Corporate Structuring
- New market or local operating model → Market Entry
- Breach, evidence, forum or enforcement → Disputes
- Product, software, IP or data → Technology
- Rights, production, release or event → Media
- Family, assets, inheritance or personal status across borders → Private Client
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International Trade & Cross-Border Transactions
International contracts, supply arrangements, payments, liability, evidence and claims.
02Sanctions Compliance
Counterparties, ownership and control, banks, payments, restrictions and contractual safeguards.
03Corporate Structuring & Asset Protection
Ownership, governance, corporate groups, assets and restructuring.
04Market Entry & International Expansion
Market-entry structures, local partners, contracts, regulatory requirements and launch planning.
05International Commercial Disputes
Claims, evidence, negotiations, arbitration and enforcement.
06Technology, IP & Data Privacy
Digital products, software, data, licensing, platforms and cross-border launches.
07Media, Entertainment & Live Events
Rights, contracts, production, releases, live events and disputes.
08Private Client
Foreign assets, inheritance, family arrangements, investments and ownership structures.
Cross-practice matters
One matter may require more than one practice
A transaction may raise contract, sanctions and corporate-law questions at the same time. We agree with you which areas need attention and who will handle them.
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