International Trade & Investment Law

The new world order of free trade and massive privatization offers tremendous business opportunities for American companies. The new eagerness exhibited by many countries to form trading blocks, such as NAFTA, opens exciting windows of opportunity for companies all over the world.

Oppel, Goldberg & Saenz understands that the future is potentially lucrative for companies who can apply their goods and services to global markets. Building long-term relationships with respect, courtesy, and cultural awareness is a prerequisite to meaningful international trade and expansion.

The Firm is prepared and positioned to help its clients harness the international opportunities of the future. Oppel, Goldberg & Saenz is strategically affiliated with companies that have been successful in guiding U.S. organizations through international business transactions by providing international trade consulting. We also represent foreign interest in the U.S.

The Firm is experienced in international taxation issues, the formation of offshore corporations, local business regulations, market research, customs regulations, international finance instruments, freight, joint venture contracts, and general international contracts. Oppel, Goldberg & Saenz, can provide its clients with the background and legal stability they need when implementing their business ideas internationally.

The International Section has the capabilities to locate international joint venture partners, host international legal seminars, and conduct international negotiating on behalf of U.S. companies. The attorneys are trained and experienced in complex issues of international law and have practiced and studied law internationally. The Section’s attorneys have the ability to communicate in Spanish and English, and are capable of handling complex multinational transactions.

Doing business internationally can be an exciting and profitable undertaking or a frustrating and costly exercise. Knowledge of regulations, markets, business networks, and general logistics for transacting business in an international setting can make all the difference.

No designation has been made by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization for a Certificate of Special Competence in this area.