Lawyers in the United States are turning their thoughts to a new type of Cuba: one without Fidel Castro.
The Cuban dictator turns 80 this year, and he’s been in power for 47 of those years. While it’s impossible to predict what system of government or economy will form in a post-Castro Cuba, U.S. firms are getting ready.
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