A clearer plan for the decisions ahead.
Entering a new market, expanding an existing operation, selling a business, or withdrawing from a country calls for a clear view of your goals and commitments. Jade Law Group offers business consultation for companies, founders, and investors whose plans involve the United States and Vietnam.
We help organize the commercial questions, priorities, and next steps around your proposed move. The consultation also identifies where jurisdiction-specific legal, tax, accounting, or other specialist advice is needed, and the scope of any further work.
The U.S. market
Market entry
Plan a launch, expansion, partnership, or acquisition. Identify the business, operational, and professional questions to address.
Market exit
Prepare for a sale, ownership transfer, market withdrawal, or wind-down. Map commitments and the steps toward a considered transition.
The Vietnam market
Market entry
Explore a new presence, local partners, distribution, or an acquisition. Organize priorities and the questions that need local professional review.
Market exit
Plan a sale, ownership transfer, or withdrawal from Vietnam. Consider contracts, personnel, assets, and the work needed for an orderly exit.
Build the conversation around your business
- Market readiness, objectives, and a practical sequence of decisions
- Entry structures, commercial partners, and business relationships
- Acquisition or sale readiness and due diligence planning
- Operations, personnel, and related U.S. immigration questions
- Ownership transitions, succession, and exit planning
- Identifying local legal, tax, accounting, and other specialist needs
A business conversation in either country.
Request a meeting at The Galleria in Ho Chi Minh City, in Portland or Happy Valley, or by video or phone. Tell us which decision-makers will join and their time zones.
Support for Vietnam clientsTell us the move you are considering.
Share your industry, current operating locations, target market, and whether you are entering, expanding, selling, or exiting. Include your role, expected timeline, and the decisions you want to discuss. Keep financial records and confidential transaction details out of the initial inquiry.
L-1 business transfers