Deborah Krantz

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US company formation and commercial contracts for founders abroad

17 ans d'expérience

Seventeen years as a business lawyer in New York, working with foreign founders who want to operate in the United States. There is an extraordinary amount of confident bad advice in this area, most of it about Delaware, which gets sold as a universal answer and creates more problems than it solves for small foreign-owned businesses. On a call I deal with structure questions: which state, which entity, what a non-resident owner actually triggers tax-wise, and what really follows from opening a bank account or putting one employee on the ground. I also read commercial contracts before you sign - specifically governing law, venue and dispute resolution, which are the clauses people skim and the ones that cost the most later. To be clear about what this is: general legal information and orientation. A formal attorney-client relationship requires a separate engagement letter and a conflicts check, and I will tell you plainly when your situation needs one.

Langues de consultation

Anglais
Français

Compétences

US entity formation
LLC and C-corporation structuring
Commercial contract review
Non-resident owners
Trademark and IP basics
Governing law and dispute clauses

Ce qui le distingue

I will tell you when Delaware is the wrong answer, which it is for most of the small foreign-owned companies that come to me convinced it is compulsory.

Formation

· Juris Doctor, Fordham University School of Law; admitted New York State Bar

Références

· Admitted to the New York State Bar.
· Business law practice at a mid-size Manhattan firm, then independent practice since 2015, advising European companies entering the US market.

Annulation stricte

Remboursé en entier jusqu’à 48 heures avant, aucun remboursement ensuite.