By Joanna Lin
Daily Journal Staff Writer It was a Korean company looking to buy an American business with German subsidiaries. For Reed Smith partner Catharina Min, such an international transaction, its different legal jurisdictions aside, made for plenty of sleepless nights: Germany is 9 hours ahead of her Silicon Valley and San Francisco offices; Korea, 14. "We really were working around the clock," said Min, who led U.S. counsel for Korea's Da...
Daily Journal Staff Writer It was a Korean company looking to buy an American business with German subsidiaries. For Reed Smith partner Catharina Min, such an international transaction, its different legal jurisdictions aside, made for plenty of sleepless nights: Germany is 9 hours ahead of her Silicon Valley and San Francisco offices; Korea, 14. "We really were working around the clock," said Min, who led U.S. counsel for Korea's Da...
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