My corporate-group wants to operate bus coach companies in the USA. We want to avoid any legal issue of the company affecting our group.
ow to avoid any legal issue when a corporate group outside of the USA acquires a company in the USA?
For instance, how "first group" can avoid any legal issue created by Greyhound?
First group is based in the UK and owns Greyhound. Greyhound is based in the USA
https://www.firstgroupplc.com/about-firstgroup/greyhound.aspx
If you're a non U.S. corporate group and you're looking to expand operations into the U.S., generally the first step is to form a separate legal entity within the U.S. For example, you can form a Delaware C corporation which is 100% owned by your non-U.S. parent company. In order to protect the assets of your parent company and other operating subsidiaries, the U.S. based corporation must follow all of the required corporate formalities. You'll need to adequately capitalize the Delaware corporation, perform all annual filings and required tax returns, maintain adequate records of corporate decisions, etc. It's also recommended that the Corporation maintain adequate liability insurance coverage for the business operations, which would vary depending upon the nature of your business and the types of risks associated with your activities.
