Nexsen Pruet Launches Website for Japanese Businesses
Nexsen Pruet’s robust international practice has launched a new website page, Cross Borders Practice at Nexsen Pruet: Doing Business with Japan, also reachable at japan.nexsenpruet.com. A resources hub available in both Japanese and English, the page offers a wealth of information for Japanese businesses looking to establish or expand their presence in the Carolinas.
“Japan is a significant economic partner in both North and South Carolina,” says David Robinson, Nexsen Pruet’s Japan Practice Co-Chair. “We wanted to offer Japanese businesses detailed resources and tips to help them set up or broaden their reach in this region.”
“Our firm has a rich history of working with Japanese companies, and we are thrilled to provide a new platform to assist them with their business needs,” says David Garrett, Nexsen Pruet’s Japan Practice Co-Chair.
The page offers expansive information regarding business processes specific to Japanese companies, including business structures, financing, immigration, investment incentives, site selection, and on-going operations. In addition, the website highlights community resources such as local and state economic development associations, non-profits, international centers, and more.
About Nexsen Pruet’s International Practice
Nexsen Pruet’s international practice represents over 100 Asian, European, and Latin American companies as they expand into the United States and North American markets, and represents many, many international companies currently operating in the United States. The group provides a comprehensive set of legal services for companies when establishing a U.S. presence or seeking to grow their American footprint, and is a member of multiple international alliances, providing clients with “boots on the ground” and in-depth knowledge of the law in dozens of jurisdictions. Learn more at www.nexsenpruet.com/capabilities-international.
About Maynard Nexsen
Maynard Nexsen is a full-service law firm with more than 550 attorneys in 24 offices from coast to coast across the United States. Maynard Nexsen formed in 2023 when two successful, client-centered firms combined to form a powerful national team. Maynard Nexsen’s list of clients spans a wide range of industry sectors and includes both public and private companies.
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