Representing Small to Medium Sized Businesses in Countries Throughout the world

For 17 years, Atom Law Group has been the single biggest gateway for dozens of the largest international manufacturers into the American market. Atom Law Group has foreign manufacturing clients all over the United States. 

We Have Helped Professionals and Businesses All Over the World 

  • Australia
  • Brazil
  • Canada
  • China
  • Czech Republic
  • Germany
  • India
  • Iran
  • Korea
  • Kuwait
  • Mexico
  • Norway
  • Philippines
  • Kuwait
  • Poland
  • Romania
  • Sweden
  • Thailand
  • Turkey
  • United Kingdom

Our Legal Services Include: 

  • Business consulting, network building
  • Subsidiary establishment in the USA for international manufacturers
  • Assisting clients with agreements for all of their commercial needs, including with American customers, American distributors, and landlords
  • Assisting  clients in complying with American labor laws and employment agreements.
  • Assisting  clients with full Trademark protection in the United States
  • Assisting clients with obtaining their American business visas and all immigration matters 
  • Assisting clients with disputes and lawsuits in the United States. Atom Law Group has handled litigation in 20 states.

Benefits of Having a US Subsidiary for Your Company

  • Your brand becomes an American brand.

    You can still continue to manufacture in your country, but start to brand yourself as an American brand if you would like. Consider that nearly all American companies manufacture their products in different countries but continue to brand themselves as American. An American brand has immense recognition worldwide. If you would like, you can become one simply by starting a subsidiary in the United States  

  • Legal protection

    A US subsidiary provides legal protection for the parent company, as it can limit the international parent company's liability for the actions of the subsidiary.

  • Access to the large and wealthy US market:

    The US has the largest economy in the world, providing a significant opportunity for international companies to increase their sales and revenue. Having a US subsidiary provides increased access to the US market, as it can help an international company to better understand the market and establish relationships with local customers and suppliers. In other words, you are now an American company, no longer a foreign company in the US.

  • Protection of trademarks and intellectual property:

    The US has strong laws in place to protect intellectual property, which provide additional security for international companies operating in the USA.

  • Ability to participate in government procurement:

    Having a US subsidiary can make it easier for international companies to bid on and participate in American government procurement opportunities.

  • Potential to access US-based talent and resources:

    Having a US subsidiary provides access to a skilled workforce, technology, and other resources that may not be available in internationally.

  • Improved supply chain and logistics:

    Establishing a US subsidiary helps international companies improve their supply chain and logistics by being closer to suppliers and customers.

    Better access to financing and investors: Having a US subsidiary provides access to the US financial markets, making it easier for international companies to raise capital and access investment opportunities.

  • Tax benefits:

    Having a US subsidiary provides tax benefits, such as the ability to take advantage of lower corporate tax rates or the ability to use the subsidiary as a conduit for investments in the US.

  • Flexibility

    Having a US subsidiary provides an international company with more flexibility in terms of its operations and business strategy, as it can allow the company to adapt to local market conditions and respond more quickly to changes in the market.

  • Local management:

    Having a US subsidiary provides an international company with local management, which can help it to better understand the needs of the market and make more effective business decisions.

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