Learn about the benefits to moving a business offshore, from tax incentives to wider access to non-traditional investments, in our guide to lucrative locations, including Cayman Islands, Singapore, Switzerland, & many more.

Learn about CT's Global Transactional Services, with this on-demand webinar, including the basics of expanding your business internationally, requirements to ensure compliance, ordering documents, lien searching outside of the United States, & more.

Learn about apostille and authentication of documents when doing business in multiple countries, including how to obtain them, when to use each type, & more.

In this podcast, learn the business etiquette you need to know when doing business internationally, with host Greg Corombos & Dean Foster of DFA Intercultural Global Solutions.

Learn about how outsourcing legal services to alternative legal service providers (ALSPs) can benefit law firms, including great efficiency, a higher level of accuracy for repetitive tasks, & more.

Discover our small business compliance checklist when expanding, contracting, modifying, & refinancing. Maintaining compliance is one of the top challenges facing our nation’s small businesses. Almost every aspect of starting, growing, financing and even scaling-back your business involves legal or regulatory steps that eat up valuable time and money. Staying in compliance is a must for a healthy business. To save you time, we’ve put together a handy checklist that will help ensure you’…

Expanding into new markets is an exciting prospect, but it's also important to be aware of law and regulation compliance, cultural differences, political risks, and other common challenges. The pace of U.S. companies that are expanding internationally is rapidly increasing. Companies that are venturing overseas for the first time can learn important lessons from companies that have already done so. One of the top challenges companies will face is not having a good grasp of local legislation…

This report outlines some of the steps being taken by different foreign jurisdictions to ensure that U.S. taxpaying entities are properly complying with FATCA guidelines.