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Tools for a Successful EB-5 Practice Part 9: State Bar Compliance
by Ed Beshara
To have a successful practice, the attorney should also intend to have a continuous practice in compliance with the State Bar Rules. In the EB-5 regional center area, the practitioners might be approached by a foreign national client who desires to invest their personal funds into EB-5 regional center project.
If the foreign national investor client decides to invest in a particular EB-5 regional center projects, the EB-5 regional center project may offer to pay the practitioner a finder’s fee. However, please note some State Bar Rules do not authorize the attorney to accept this finder’s fee and hence the attorney should not violate this Florida Bar Rule.
Therefore, the practitioner should not jeopardize having a successful and continuous EB-5 practice.
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Beshara P.A. Edward Beshara, Attorney at Law is Managing Partner of Beshara P.A. a leading, experienced and established law firm exclusively prac... read more »
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