Services

International Legal Practice
The world’s rapidly changing business environment requires the ability to understand and maneuver through complex legal, financial and operational matters under multiple legal systems. The ongoing restructuring and globalization offer international businesses unique opportunities to trade and invest in mature as well as emerging markets.  We also take a keen interest in clients engaged in South-South and intra-Africa investment and trade deals.
Our lawyers have experience in and are qualified to practice law in India, the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States.  They are also fluent in the major languages spoken in India, French, Swahili and Spanish. Our close relationship with top international law firms, investment banks, and local businesses around the world ensures that our clients’ interests in the various regions are represented with consistency and vigilance.
Our lawyers have represented companies doing business globally and global companies doing business in a wide variety of matters. Hoja Law Group provides a full range of international legal services and works with our clients to devise creative solutions to achieve their strategic business objectives. Our practice combines broad experience with a deep understanding of the global transactional environment. We provide corporate legal services in several areas, including cross-border M&A, joint ventures, private equity, capital markets and investment funds involving American, European, Indian and African businesses.

Our international practice offers in-depth experience in a wide variety of industries and vertical markets, including:  outsourcing, information technology, biotechnology financial  services sector, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, publishing, manufacturing, and infrastructure. 

To better service our clients, we have the following geographic specializations:

The Sub-Saharan Africa practice (Francophone, Anglophone and Lusophone Africa)
The Asia practice (an India focus)
The British practice
The North American practice

Nonprofit Law and Corporate Governance
* Formation and incorporation (all 501(c) categories)
* Governance and board structure, composition, roles, and responsibilities
* Board/staff relationships, responsibilities, and delegation of authority
* Conflicts of interest
* Regulatory compliance and annual reporting
* Mergers and affiliations
* Corporate dissolutions

Intellectual Property
* Licensing agreements
* Royalty agreements
* Confidentiality, non-competition, and non-solicitation agreements
* Trademark and copyright applications
* Data rights

Corporate Law
* Business formation
* Compliance with Small Business Contracting Regulations
* Purchase and sales agreements
* Non-compete agreements
* Prime-subcontractor Agreements
* Non-disclosure Agreements
* Protection of Intellectual Property Agreements
* Commercial lease contracts
* Mediation and Arbitration
* Settlement Agreements
* Services Agreements
* Contract and Contractor Compliance Issues
* Collections and payments