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Clark Hill Mexico City Grand Opening Reception

February 16, 2023
4:00 PM Presentation / 6:30 PM Reception

Clark Hill invites you to join us in celebrating our new Mexico City Office with a reception and educational event.

We will toast our new office space and location with a cocktails and small bites with Mexico and US-based colleagues and friends.

Before our reception, learn more about the edge Clark Hill attorneys can provide by attending our seminar on investing in the United States. In this two-hour course, our lawyers will present an overview of the important tax, corporate, and immigration law issues to consider prior to investing in the US.

 

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