- location_on Via Pietro Rondoni 11, Milano
- location_on 100 Park Avenue, Suite 1600, 10017 New York
An international law firm providing strategic counsel grounded in business realities.
Linares Associates PLLC is an international business law firm located in New York City,
with a secondary office in Milan, Italy. We practice across a wide range of industries—locally, nationally, and internationally.
The firm represents public and private companies and high-net-worth individuals on legal matters in the United States and abroad.
The firm has always placed particular emphasis on managing complex issues related to corporate and tax law, providing assistance and advice on real estate investments, wealth and estate planning, the drafting and negotiation of all types of business contracts, the protection of intellectual property, immigration and labor law, product liability, debt recovery, the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments, and advising on FDA compliance for product regulations. We offer strategic counsel that’s grounded in business realities, always tailored to our clients’ priorities, and designed to help our clients lead with clarity.
At Linares Associates, we remove the costly overhead and overstaffing associated with traditional law firms. We believe the economic interests of our clients need to be aligned with our firm’s services. This is why we offer legal representation that is more client-centric, efficient and collaborative than traditional law firms.
We collaborate across our contact networks in Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia to coordinate multi-jurisdictional legal strategies and provide local client support.
We work with a close-knit network of trusted contacts in Europe, Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, and Asia to coordinate multi-jurisdictional legal strategies and provide local assistance to clients.
We build relationships, not just documents.
Our team becomes an extension of our clients’ teams, ready to provide advice at strategic turning points and help them anticipate potential legal needs before they turn into legal problems.