Nelson Mullins partner Christina Lehm authored an article in European Business Review diving into why forming a subsidiary is not enough for European companies entering the U.S. market. Contracts, governance, employment decisions, communications, data management, and insurance all influence what happens when a dispute arises—and whether the European parent company becomes involved.

“The most consequential U.S. litigation risks often originate long before a lawsuit is filed. They begin with the first contract, hire, customer communication, governance shortcut, or undocumented decision,” Lehm shared. “European companies should treat litigation readiness as part of market-entry planning.”

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