• International trade & business agreements;
• Agreements and treaties made between nations;
• Private disputes arising between citizens and businesses of differing countries;
• Aviation and aerospace issues (i.e. Plane crashes);
• Admiralty and maritime issues (i.e. Incident occurring on international waters);
• Human rights issues in foreign countries;
• U.S. citizens arrested in a foreign country;
• International family law issues (i.e. Adoption from a foreign country);
• Jurisdictional, venue, and other conflicts of law issues.

In addition to working with global organizations, every nation has its own set of laws, signed treaties with other countries, etc.  An international law attorney must navigate through these different nations' laws in order to best represent his or her clients through any type of international issue that may arise.

International law attorneys work with a wide array of issues, both public and private.  They often represent governments, business entities, individuals, and organizations of foreign countries.  If you believe you may have an issue that requires the expertise of an international law attorney, you should check with a local international law attorney to better determine what options are available to you.