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Sourced guides to doing business in each market, and the status of every service there. Partners are in place in 35 markets so far.
One WONE Global Partner for each service in each market. Start from what you need to do, or go straight to a service.
Describe what you need. WONE Global names the service and the professional before any work begins.
Bring a requirement →Licences, value chains and the questions businesses in each industry ask first, with the services that usually apply.
What one country changes for the other, worked journeys step by step, and who handles each side.
When cross-border business becomes a dispute, UNIONE™, also part of the UNBOUNDED™ Global Ecosystem, prevents it, resolves it, arbitrates it and plans enforcement. 334 Fellows in 58 countries.
41 jurisdictions, each with primary sources and the date last checked.
Named senior professionals, each admitted as the one firm for a service in their country, and the firms they lead.
One Partner per service, per jurisdiction, admitted by review against published criteria.
Every statement is labelled: source-checked, professionally reviewed or not yet checked, with its source and date where checked.
Answers cite WONE Global's sourced statements and show how each one was checked. Research, not advice.
Accomplished regional specialists and international cross-border intelligence, across 100 countries, with one contact and one published Standard.
Cases
You do not need to know which adviser you need or what the service is called. Every case here sets out what is at stake, how WONE Global handles it, and who handles it in each market. Describe it the way you would say it.
Something has just happened · 29
A payment frozen, goods held, a letter from a foreign court, a partner gone silent. These cases say first what to do today, and who can act there.
01 · 2 cases
Shareholders, boards, deals and companies in difficulty.
Buying, selling and investing in companies, including deals that span several countries.
02 · 1 cases
Raising and moving money, listed companies, funds, banks, payments and assets held abroad.
Property, aircraft, vessels, art, land and other assets held in or moved between countries.
03 · 3 cases
Tax disputes and planning, accounts, audits, due diligence and valuations.
How a group is structured and taxed across countries, including transfer pricing.
Bookkeeping, statutory accounts, group reporting and payroll across countries.
04 · 2 cases
Employees, visas and mobility, families, inheritance and personal wealth.
Work permits, residence, relocation and the tax and payroll that move with people.
05 · 45 cases
Customs and trade, supply chains, competition, market entry and market strategy.
Customs, classification and origin, trade remedies, export controls and sanctions on trade.
Supplier failures, recalls, product liability, labour and quality issues in supply chains.
Investigations, dawn raids, merger control and agreements that may restrict competition.
Entering a country, obtaining licences and dealing lawfully with government.
06 · 25 cases
Contract disputes, investigations, sanctions, insurance claims and professional liability.
Fraud, bribery, money laundering and investigations by authorities or the company.
Claims against advisers, disciplinary matters, conflicts and professional firm disputes.
07 · 2 cases
Cyber incidents, data, AI, brands, patents, trade secrets and content rights.
Cyber attacks, data breaches, privacy, AI systems and online accounts.
08 · 17 cases
Property and construction, energy and infrastructure, environment and climate.
Buying, owning, leasing, developing and building property.
Power, renewables, mining, oil and gas, and infrastructure projects.
09 · 14 cases
Sport, healthcare and life sciences, education and non-profit institutions.
Approvals, licences, trials, data, IP and transactions in healthcare.
10 · 15 cases
Governments and difficult jurisdictions, security threats and crises.
Governments, state companies, political risk and markets where doing business is hard.
Threats to people and operations, extortion, crises and reputational attacks.
Every case opens on its own page: what is at stake, how WONE Global handles it, who handles it in each market, and the questions to put to Ask WONE. Typical cases and scenarios are illustrative, not client matters. Your WONE Global professional confirms the work, timing and fees for your countries before anything starts.
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