Look From A Different Perspective
We offer innovative and holistic solutions that fit our clients’ unique circumstances and achieve their goals.
Look
From A Different
Perspective
We offer innovative and holistic solutions that fit our clients’ unique circumstances and achieve their goals.
Serving Businesses In Washington, D.C., And Nationwide
What Can We Do For You?
Klimek, Kolodney & Casale, P.C., is a boutique law firm with a core focus on trade compliance, government procurement, defense industrial security and the U.S. immigration matters that intersect with these areas. Our clients come from all over the world, but they all have one thing in common: They need a different perspective that can uncover hidden solutions and blaze a new trail to success.
Here are just a few examples of what we do on a regular basis:
- Help businesses apply for export licenses and comply with all applicable trade regulations
- Conduct forensic audits to determine why clients were accused of export violations and recommend corrective measures
- Provide visa guidance for employers who need to relocate overseas personnel to the U.S.
- Guide foreign-owned firms through the complexities of U.S. industrial security regulations
- Advise universities on how to safeguard technology and draft technology transfer agreements
- Assist multinational firms with federal construction contracts and bid protests
- Guide U.S. & Foreign-Owned firms on the requirements of OFAC and FIRRMA
Trade Compliance/EAR/ITAR
Export Compliance/Audits/Disclosures
Business Immigration
Defense/Industrial Security/Security Clearances
Academic/University Community
Government Procurement/Foreign Acquisition
Let’s Get Started On A Solution
In business, law and life, most of what happens is a random event. You can’t plan for that and processed thinking won’t get you through that. Instead, you have to nurture elastic thinking, and you need a partner to help you recognize multiple solutions that exist.
Often the solution is in the negative space of a problem.
A well-known illustration of this concept is the story of Abraham Wald, a statistician working with the Center for Naval Analysis during World War II. The center had conducted a study of damaged airplanes returning from battle and concluded that armor should be added to the areas that showed the most damage to increase survivability.
Abraham Wald, on the other hand, considered the negative space – the aircraft that were shot down and not represented in the study. Wald proposed that the Navy reinforce the undamaged areas of the returning aircraft because he could see that these areas, if hit, would result in the loss of the aircraft.
The lawyers at Klimek, Kolodney & Casale, P.C., look for what is in the negative space of problems and challenges. Often, it’s the solution.
Reach out to our Washington, D.C., office to get started working on your solution today. Call us at 202-785-0491 or fill out our online contact form to request a complementary consultation.
Meet Your Team
We are a diverse and eclectic group of attorneys
who are also engineers, chemists and linguists.