Can corporate lawyers work abroad

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You can work for U.S. multinational companies While work depends on the setting, American lawyers find work overseas working in the office of a U.S. law firm or as an attorney in a law firm abroad.
American lawyers may also work for U.S. multinational companies as the local legal liaison overseas.

American lawyers may also work for U.S. multinational companies as the local legal liaison overseas.
Most of the time, an American company will create a joint venture with a foreign company to develop new technology.
American lawyers can work on either side of this arrangement to provide strategy, planning and legal analysis throughout the process.

Many of these transactions could be serviced by a U.S. law firm working with unaffiliated local counsel.
But U.S. law firms with substantial international business have determined that it makes sense to service these deals with American (and their own foreign) attorneys located in both the U.S. and the foreign jurisdiction.

But U.S. law firms with substantial international business have determined that it makes sense to service these deals with American (and their own foreign) attorneys located in both the U.S. and the foreign jurisdiction.
Local law firms with substantial international work also hire American attorneys to help them in cross-border transactions.