From ancient times to the present, commerce has driven relationships
among people and cultures.

 

The Firm

For millennia, people have shared their goods, services, and ideas with other people around the world through commercial transactions and humanitarian endeavors. These activities range from small, intimate activities to more complex arrangements spanning multiple countries.

However, the regulations governing these interactions have become increasingly complex in recent years, as have foreign policy considerations overlaying such transactions. The following U.S. regulations can have a bearing on these transactions:

  • economic sanctions 

  • anti-money laundering 

  • export controls 

  • anti-bribery and anti-corruption

  • national security 

  • cultural property and antiquities, and 

  • foreign investment regulations.

These transactions can present complex issues with respect to property and shareholder rights, contract drafting, and commercial terms.

The Firm seeks to bring clarity to these regulations and their consequences with respect to U.S. law. Ms. Al-Attar, the Firm’s principal and founder, brings experience and multiple perspectives gained from years working in both the private sector and government grappling with many of these complex issues.

 

Values

The Law Office of Andrea T. Al-Attar, P.C. is committed to delivering legal advice that is pragmatic, perceptive, and prudent. 

Pragmatic: 

The Firm believes that clients should receive advice that they can understand, that speaks to their goals, and that can be easily implemented.

Perceptive: 

The Firm recognizes that there is often no easy answer, but encourages innovative thinking and welcomes difficult questions.

Prudent: 

The Firm places value on exercising good judgment. The firm will not hesitate to provide candid advice.

 

Becoming a Client

For additional information on becoming a client of the Firm, please contact Ms. Al-Attar.