Reed Smith‘s practice spans transactional, regulatory, and litigation and dispute resolution disciplines. The firm focuses on client-specific solutions by drawing on the experience of its lawyers around the world.
With more than 1,800 lawyers in offices around the world, Reed Smith is a leading international law firm.
Jeff Legault joins the firm's Corporate & Securities practice in the New York office. His practice focuses on a variety of business combinations, including mergers & acquisitions and joint venture transactions.
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More than 62% of business leaders say that regulatory uncertainty is a bigger worry than the actual nature of the regulatory reform, according to research conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit.
Our first of five reports, written by The Economist Intelligence Unit, examines the pros and cons of cross-border regulation and the impacts for our clients across key sectors, including financial services, shipping and life sciences.
According to our report’s global survey of business leaders, conducted by The Economist Intelligence Unit, regulation of business activities is more beneficial than not to companies expanding into new markets.