Peter Bravi

Opening up a business in the United States as a non resident may seem quite easy, however, like anything else it must be done in conformance with the law while taking into consideration the needs of your business.

Such considerations include the type of legal entity to form (corporation, limited liability company,etc.); the drafting of organizational documents; the State of incorporation; and what documents you may need to file in your country of residence.

Additionally and once the business is formed, issues arise relating to employment contracts, independent contractor agreements, and all other legal requirements of a particular business.

At Bravi Consulting, LLC, we can assist and guide you in all aspects of your business.

If you or your business is presently involved in, or facing possible litigation in the United States, we can help you with the following; review of your case with the idea of providing you a thorough and unbiased overview in order for you to have a complete understanding of what has been done, what needs to be accomplished, and what alternatives you may have to resolve claims; provide a second opinion regarding possible litigation strategies, arbitration or mediation possibilities; and assist in trial preparation.

At Bravi Consulting, LLC., we assist and advise clients with residential and commercial real estate investments in the United States, with an emphasis in South Florida which is one of the most dynamic and profitable real estate markets in the world.

We work with experienced real estate brokers who will find what you are looking for, and we will personally handle all legal matters relating to the purchase and sale of the property. This work would include the review and revision of all purchase and sale contracts, preparation of all closing documents, attendance at the closing, and, if necessary, handling all issues that may arise during the course of the transaction, including the satisfaction of liens and other encumbrances, issues relating to tenants, and financing issues.

The mediation process is very successful throughout the United States - even more so when conducted by someone who has been involved in several hundred mediations as an advocate and trained to resolve conflicts and disputes.

Mediations are either voluntary or court ordered and may be conducted before the commencement of a court case if the parties agree. Some of the benefits include, but are not limited t