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Tarter Krinsky & Drogin partnered with Università Bocconi to host a full-day program as part of its In-Company Training Program. The presentation, titled “Setting up Shop: Key Legal Issues for the Retail Industry” focused on the  key legal challenges for retail clients entering the U.S. market.

The program was facilitated by Giuliano Iannaccone, a Partner in the International and Corporate Groups. Featured presentations included:

  • Cross-Border Retail Expansion, One Brick at a Time - David Pfeffer, Construction
  • Retaining Your Workforce: Effective Compensation and Benefit Design - Steve Ferszt – Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation
  • How to Market through Celebrities: Publicity Rights in the U.S., Product Placement and Endorsement - Amy Goldsmith, Intellectual Property
  • No Good Idea Goes Unpunished - Phil Braginsky, Intellectual Property
  • Talent Welcome (With a Quota) - Andrew Koerner, Immigration
  • Crossing the Line in Retail Employment - Richard L. Steer, Labor and Employment
  • Creative Solutions to Commercial Lease Agreements - William Weisner, Real Estate
  • Into the Wild – Entering the Workforce as an Attorney in the U.S. - Maxwell Rosenthal

The Bocconi In-Company Training Program is a global academic program which provides a its students the opportunity to visit select companies. Other New York program sponsors included the Italian Chamber of Commerce, Ernst & Young, Granito Advisory and the United Nations.

Setting up Shop: Key Legal Issues for the Retail Industry

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Leila A. Amineddoleh
Chair of the Firm’s Art Law Group
+1 212 574 0325Email
Portrait of Emily  Ayoob
Emily Ayoob
Chair of French Practice
+1 212 216 1112Email
Portrait of Alice Biagini
Alice Biagini
Business Development and Marketing Manager
+1 212 216 8064Email
Portrait of Philip  Y.  Braginsky
Philip Y. Braginsky
Co-Chair of Life Sciences and China & India Practice
+1 212 216 8065Email
Portrait of Caterina  Cesario
Caterina Cesario
Consulting Attorney
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Caitlin Delaney
Chair of Canada Practice
+1 212 216 1136Email
Portrait of Francesca  Frazzitta
Francesca Frazzitta
Practice Group Administrator
+1 212 574 0332Email
Portrait of Victoria  Galante
Victoria Galante
Chair of Commercial Agreements Practice
+1 305 707 9109Email
Portrait of Giuliano  Iannaccone
Giuliano Iannaccone
Chair of International and Retail Practice and Co-Chair of Italy Practice
+1 212 216 1110Email
Portrait of Fulya  Kazbay
Fulya Kazbay
Chair of Turkish Practice
+1 212 216 1154Email
Portrait of Roxanne  H.  Levine
Roxanne H. Levine
Chair of Business & Corporate Immigration Practice
+1 212 216 1122Email
Portrait of Elsa  Nollet
Elsa Nollet
Consulting Attorney
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Portrait of Gina  M. Piazza
Gina M. Piazza
Co-Chair of Italy Practice
+1 212 216 1129Email
Portrait of Federica  Rigato
Federica Rigato
Co-Chair of Cybersecurity, Data Management & Privacy
+1 212 216 1194Email
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Carl M.R. van der Zandt
Chair of the Benelux Practice
+1 212 216 1190Email

Setting up Shop: Key Legal Issues for the Retail Industry

Tarter Krinsky & Drogin partnered with Università Bocconi to host a full-day program as part of its In-Company Training Program. The presentation, titled “Setting up Shop: Key Legal Issues for the Retail Industry” focused on the  key legal challenges for retail clients entering the U.S. market.

The program was facilitated by Giuliano Iannaccone, a Partner in the International and Corporate Groups. Featured presentations included:

  • Cross-Border Retail Expansion, One Brick at a Time - David Pfeffer, Construction
  • Retaining Your Workforce: Effective Compensation and Benefit Design - Steve Ferszt – Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation
  • How to Market through Celebrities: Publicity Rights in the U.S., Product Placement and Endorsement - Amy Goldsmith, Intellectual Property
  • No Good Idea Goes Unpunished - Phil Braginsky, Intellectual Property
  • Talent Welcome (With a Quota) - Andrew Koerner, Immigration
  • Crossing the Line in Retail Employment - Richard L. Steer, Labor and Employment
  • Creative Solutions to Commercial Lease Agreements - William Weisner, Real Estate
  • Into the Wild – Entering the Workforce as an Attorney in the U.S. - Maxwell Rosenthal

The Bocconi In-Company Training Program is a global academic program which provides a its students the opportunity to visit select companies. Other New York program sponsors included the Italian Chamber of Commerce, Ernst & Young, Granito Advisory and the United Nations.

Setting up Shop: Key Legal Issues for the Retail Industry

Setting up Shop: Key Legal Issues for the Retail Industry