The law office of Robert L. Greener P.C. recently announced the expansion of its associated offices into Europe and South America in a press release.
According to the release, the addition of these new offices in Brazil and Paris will facilitate a more robust approach to international client relations and delegation.
"Our longstanding goal is always to treat our clients with partner-level interaction," Greener stated. "Providing personalized service and precise advice can require different insights and approaches; the expansions evolve our customized legal solutions to include a hyperlocal view and a 360-degree international perspective."
The expansion will provide a resource for potential clients in these regions to consult on any issues they may have, such as relocating their company to the United States or resolving disputes with U.S.-based businesses, Greener said.
"It gives us a much more global reach to better help our clients and also gives us a foothold in South America and in Europe for those clients of my corresponding law firms who want to do business here, but may not have the knowledge or the contacts in the United States," Greener told the Globe Banner.
He also said the development of digital conferencing services such as Zoom has made international expansion more advantageous and feasible, enabling him to compete with much bigger companies.
"I think it's a great time right now to set out globally; the world, at least from a business perspective, is getting smaller," Greener said. "Other markets are becoming important both for American-based businesses and definitely foreign-based businesses having footholds in the U.S."
Since 2005, Greener's law firm has been dedicated to international law and representation, employing strategies to improve the negotiation and facilitation of international transactions spanning from contract drafting to litigation.
The New York-based company has 15 years of international experience working with clients from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, France, Russia, Germany and other countries, according to the law firm's website.
The law firm has assisted over 100 clients in resolving over 600 issues and disputes.