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A. Company Profile
Thacher Proffitt & Wood LLP
Founded in 1848, Thacher Proffitt is a law firm that stands at the center of the U.S. financial markets. Our lawyers represent Chinese and other Asian companies doing business in the U.S., as well as U.S. companies doing business throughout Asia, in a wide range of business and investment transactions, litigation and arbitration. We have extensive knowledge of the workings of corporate, banking and securities laws, taxation, U.S. and global capital markets, intellectual property and in-depth experience in U. S. and international dispute resolution. We have personnel fluent in Mandarin Chinese. We would be honored to assist Chinese companies with business and investment transactions and dispute resolution matters, and we understand and respect the unique business practices and strategic objectives of these companies.
B. Contact
James R. Shorter, Jr.
Partner
Thacher Proffitt & Wood LLP
Two World Financial Center
New York, NY 10281
Phone: 212.912.7628
Fax: 866.299.4951
jshorter@tpwlaw.com
www.tpwlaw.com
C. Performance and Services
RECENT REPRESENTATIONS OF CLIENTS RELATING TO CHINESE AND OTHER ASIAN MATTERS
？ Counseled on major financing agreements for mergers and acquisitions, debt restructuring and syndicated credits for clients in China, as well as Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, Korea and Japan.
？ Counseled on a $2.3 billion SEC-registered global ADR offering and NYSE and London Stock Exchange listing for CINPOEC, the major Chinese petroleum refining company.
？ Assisted in drafting the 1996 Chinese Partnership Law.
？ Represented a U.S. party negotiating a joint venture involving a brewery in
Liaoning Province.
？ Litigated a multimillion dollar case on behalf of the Bank of China against the government of Iraq in Bank of China v. Central Bank of Iraq (S.D.N.Y. 1997).
？ Litigated a multimillion dollar letter of credit case against a Canadian company on behalf of the Bank of China.
？ Successfully defended CITIC, a Chinese bank, in a preference action brought by Enron (S.D.N.Y. Bankruptcy Court).
？ Represented a Taiwanese technology company in a complex international arbitration regarding investment in a U.S. company.
？ Successfully defended a Chinese mineral and metal exporter in a U.S. court.
？ Represented a computer systems hardware manufacturer in a collection matter and joint venture disputes with American public companies listed on the major New York stock exchanges.
？ Recovered over $200 million in cash and collateral from an insolvent tanker fleet on behalf of a major Asian trading house and supplier.
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