U.S. Market Entry & Inbound Investment
Counsel for businesses, founders, entrepreneurs, and investors entering, establishing, and expanding their presence in the United States.
United States Practice
The firm’s United States platform
Attieh & Chebli’s United States Practice advises businesses, founders, investors, and international clients on entering and operating in the American market, U.S. transactions and disputes, intellectual property, technology, and matters connecting the United States with Lebanon, Europe, and the Arab region.
The Practice
The work entrusted to the firm
Corporate Advisory in the United States
Corporate structuring, governance, transactions, and ongoing legal counsel for businesses operating in the United States.
Dispute Resolution in the United States
From dispute prevention and strategic clause drafting to resolution, litigation, arbitration, and enforcement in the United States.
U.S. Transactions & Contracts
Commercial agreements and U.S. transaction documents, drafted with precision and tailored to the legal and commercial context.
Intellectual Property in the United States
Protecting, managing, licensing, and enforcing intellectual property in the United States.
Technology Law in the United States
Technology, software, data privacy, and digital-business counsel for ventures and platforms operating and growing in the United States.
Leadership
U.S.-admitted. International reach.
The firm’s United States Practice is led from Houston by Carl Jose Sami Attieh, who is admitted to the New York Bar and educated across American, French, and Lebanese legal systems. His practice combines expertise across several legal fields with comparative-law and cross-border experience, allowing him to understand both the domestic and international dimensions of a matter. Carl Attieh navigates different legal systems, commercial expectations, and institutions with ease, allowing him to place each matter in its broader legal and commercial context.
Meet our counsel →Approach U.S. matters with international reach and rigorous standards.
Bringing careful legal analysis, cross-border perspective, and comparative-law experience to matters taking shape in the United States.
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