Greenebaum has over 50 years of experience representing American companies doing business in Asia and Europe, as well as foreign companies doing business in the United States. For the past several years, Greenebaum has advised a number of American companies wishing to set up manufacturing and distribution operations in China. The firm has also represented Asian companies acquiring land, buildings, equipment, technology, managers and existing businesses in the U.S. as a means to serve the U.S. market and customers. The industries range from manufacturing and production to energy generation and information technology services.

Greenebaum is a member of Terralex®, an international network of leading independent law firms in nearly 100 countries encompassing over 12,000 attorneys with experience in their local laws. Through established relationships with the Terralex affiliated law firms in Beijing, Shanghai, Taiwan and other prominent cities in Asia, and with other law firms throughout Asia, Greenebaum is able to offer a full range of legal services for companies wishing to do business in China, whether exporting, importing, or establishing distribution or manufacturing facilities.

U.S. Companies Making Business Investments in China

Greenebaum's China Team is experienced in advising U.S. companies wishing to set up manufacturing and distribution operation in China. Greenebaum's China Team assists clients in making business investments in China, including:

• Set-up of wholly owned Foreign Enterprises and Joint-Ventures
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Venture Capital
• Technology Transfers
• Economic and Tax Incentives
• Trademark and Patent Protection and Licensing

Chinese Companies Wishing to Establish Business Operations in the U.S.

Reflecting the logistical and productivity advantages of Greenebaum's geographical locations, the firm and its China Team have also had considerable experience in advising Asian companies wishing to establish business operations in the U.S. including:

• Business Formation
• Asset and Stock Acquisitions
• Construction of Manufacturing Plants
• Product Distribution and Distributorship Networks
• Initial Public Offerings and Private Placement of Securities
• Intellectual Property
• U.S. Export Regulations
• Economic Incentives
• Government Lobbying
• Taxation
• Immigration
• Employment Law