As a first-generation Cuban-American who has practiced law in Miami since 1984, I get a lot of questions from colleagues and friends about how to take advantage of business opportunities in Cuba now that the American flag flies over our new embassy in Havana.
While I haven’t been involved in any business deals involving Cuba, I offer the perspective of someone whose parents fled the Castro regime when I was 3 years old and who grew up among family members who always had their homeland on their minds. As a lawyer, I’ve facilitated business deals between U.S. clients and companies in other Latin American countries as well as Spain.
Nothing Will Change in The Short Term
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