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In order to succeed in today’s global market, manufacturers need trusted advisors who help them work smarter than the competition. Our manufacturing clients gain a distinct competitive edge because we deliver more – we act as both a legal and business advisor. From supply chain issues to state tax credits and incentives, we consistently position our clients for success. Our Manufacturing team consists of over twenty attorneys with experience serving clients ranging from small and middle market manufacturers to large publicly traded enterprises with international operations.
Our team provides representation in the following areas:
- Commercial Contract Negotiation
- Distribution Networks
- Financing
- Government Relations and Regulatory
- International Trade including export controls and IC-DISC utilization
- IP & Licensing
- Logistics
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- OSHA
- Product Liability
- Real Estate and Environmental Permitting
- Manufacturers’ Agents and Representatives
- Risk Management
- Site Selection and Acquisition
- State Tax Credits and Incentives
- Succession Planning
- Supply Chain
- Tax
- Workforce Issues
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