2010 VOL. 16 NO. 2
February 4, 2012

CURRENT LEGAL AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING
THE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE INDUSTRIES

The ABCs of International Practice Development

Before the recession, an international portfolio was touted as a necessity to the future growth of American design firms. Then the global economy stumbled and, with it, opportunities for international design work slowed. As our worldwide economic outlook improves, however, the emphasis on international business has returned. If the time is right for your firm to expand into the international market, how, exactly, do you begin taking on assignments in foreign jurisdictions?

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IN THIS ISSUE:
CONDUCTING BUSINESS ABROAD


Design professionals, contractors, and developers contemplating international construction work must first prepare for the truly unfamiliar territory they are about to enter. This issue demonstrates how global approaches – from employment laws to banking and taxation concerns, avoiding corruption to identifying new possibilities – bear little resemblance to their domestic counterparts.