Attorney Profile
Daniel Joseph (“Joe”) Jones is an attorney with experience advising multinational corporations, small businesses and individuals on legal matters around the world, including multi-million dollar contract negotiations, jury trials, and complex international regulatory matters. He previously worked as a corporate attorney at Squire Patton Boggs in Tokyo and Washington, and as in-house counsel at Shinsei Bank, ITOCHU Corporation, and Enviva. He lived in Japan for 14 years and is fluent in written and spoken Japanese. He is admitted to the bar in New York, Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
Services
We provide services in the following areas:
Corporate and Investments
- Business formation
- Investment agreements
- Commercial contracts
- Rule 144 opinions
- Terms of service for content and e-commerce websites
- “Part-time general counsel” services
Disputes
- Commercial and investment disputes
- Cryptocurrency disputes
- D.C. Consumer Protection Procedures Act litigation
- Schedule A trademark litigation
- Employment litigation
- International divorce litigation
- Obtaining evidence for foreign litigation
Immigration
- Green cards for spouses and other family members of U.S. citizens and green card holders
- Visitor visas (“B” visas)
- Treaty trader and investor visas (“E” visas)
- Student and exchange visas (“F” and “J” visas)
- Diplomatic and official visas (“A” and “G” visas)
- Employment-based green cards (“EB” visas)
- H-1B visas for skilled professionals
- L visas for corporate transferees
- Adjustment of status
- Waivers of inadmissibility
- Re-entry permits and advice for non-resident green card holders
- US-Japan dual citizenship issues
Japanese Law
In 2024, we entered an association with Legal Vision Law Office, a law firm in Tokyo, Japan. Together with Legal Vision’s team, we support international clients with a wide array of Japanese legal issues including:
- Business formation
- Intellectual property registration and disputes
- Dispute resolution
- Telecommunications Act and Radio Act compliance
- Family and inheritance matters