Herzfeld + Rubin offers imaginative, dynamic, and efficient representation to clients in the United States and around the world, as they engage in a broad range of corporate and commercial endeavors.

We have counseled Fortune 100 corporations, multinational companies, small and medium-sized businesses, and foreign governments in all types of corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, reverse mergers, financing, joint ventures and other complex business matters and commercial transactions. These ventures have involved manufacturing, distribution, importation, exportation and numerous other, often unique activities, in a variety of industries. Over the years, our team has represented domestic and foreign business entities, banking institutions, global investment firms, and international investors, among others, in transactions in the United States and the emerging markets of the world.

The firm works closely with foreign clients as they initiate their business operations in the U.S., by assisting them in organizing and structuring their businesses, creating subsidiaries, and negotiating and drafting business agreements, such as licensing, distribution, sales, and employment and consulting agreements. The firm also regularly represents U.S. clients who seek to operate overseas to ensure that those operations are conducted in accordance with local practices and requirements.

Our lawyers also have extensive experience in representing businesses in emerging European markets and have advised private companies, government and quasi-governmental agencies and securities and commodities exchanges regarding regulatory issues, currency swaps, corporate governance, and fiduciary issues. The firm has successfully handled a myriad of complex transactions in emerging markets. For example, the firm has counseled the Government of Romania concerning the creation of historic urban district legislation and urban business improvement legislation in connection with the renovation of the nation's historic urban districts and has been involved in many other complex transactions in Romania as the country develops a modern, financial system. The firm has also handled numerous privatization transactions on behalf of the Romanian government, including, Petrom, a state-owned oil company and RomTelecom, Romania's fixed telephone service provider, as well as for other plants and factories in Romania.