Doing Business in Latin America: What You Need to Know

May 09, 2019 4:30 pm EST

Businesses looking for legal counsel in Latin and South America can now utilize Frost Brown Todd’s (FBT) new Latin America Desk. The Desk represents multinational companies in a wide variety of legal matters, from commercial and corporate transactions to cross-border litigation, privacy and data security.

You are cordially invited to the networking reception launching FBT’s newest international desk. Hear from our panelists about their experiences and the lessons they have learned doing business in Latin America. Learn more about how our team can help Latin American businesses locate and grow in North America, and U.S. companies find business partners and investments in the region.

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Victoria E. Beckman

Member
Columbus, OH

Victoria is chair of the firm’s Latin America Desk. Born and raised in Colombia, Victoria has a deep understanding of the critical issues, risks, and business dynamics impacting clients with interests in different jurisdictions throughout Latin America.

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Victoria E. Beckman

Member
Columbus, OH

Phone Number 614.559.7285 Email

Victoria is Co-chair of the firm’s privacy and data security team and Chair of the Latin America Desk. Although her practice focuses on privacy and information security, she also represents U.S. and foreign companies in intellectual property, business, and cross border transactions. Victoria is a frequent speaker on issues of cybersecurity and data breach response.

A native of Colombia, Victoria spent years as a public defender in Arizona first assigned to capital habeas appeals and later trying major felony cases. Prior to practicing law, Victoria was an industrial engineer in the technology and automotive sectors and a competitive figure skater. View Victoria’s bio in Spanish.

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Victoria E. Beckman

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