In an era of instantaneous communication, it seems like every global mobility adviser has access to the same information, the same technology, the same everything. When every resource seems the same, how do global mobility advisers distinguish themselves?
Join Beate Erwin and the Center for International Legal Studies (CILS) for the Leading Lawyers: Building Law Firms for the Future conference in Kitzbühel, Austria, January 26-31, 2020.
The Art of Business is an IFKHM semi-annual series focusing on the crossroads of culture and commerce, co-hosted by Prager Metis CPAs, The Law Office of Joseph M. Erwin, and Ruchelman P.L.L.C.
The Art of Business inaugural event will feature a keynote discussion on the counterfeiting of fine art with insight from Dr. Sabine Haag, director of the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna.
By definition, advising on global mobility issues entails the cooperation of practitioners from multiple practice areas and jurisdictions. What happens when that advice conflicts?
Beate Erwin will speak at the Nextlaw Member Meeting in Rome, Italy, in conjunction with IBA’s Annual Conference.
Trust instruments constitute a common estate planning tool in common law countries. While planning for future generations within the boundaries of a single jurisdiction constitutes the historical approach, families in today’s world do not necessarily live in the same country. This program serves as a primer on U.S. taxation of trusts having U.S. and non-U.S. settlors and beneficiaries.
