Bio

A creative and practical business and tax lawyer who finds legal answers to questions in complex domestic and international joint venture projects, large family office businesses, private equity investments, and growth companies in diverse fields. Complex Domestic and International Joint Ventures/Tax Structures: From Mexican/US manufacturing joint ventures to healthcare to African development projects to domestic and foreign wind energy and domestic real estate, Ms. Goodrow knows how to pull together money, talent, and assets in complex, multi-tiered joint ventures. Her 25+ year background in strategic tax planning allows her to find win-win situations involving tax credits, cross-border investments, and pass-through planning. Her practical negotiation and business finance skills help her find break-throughs in Gordian knots of management deadlocks and risk assignment. Clients like her balanced and thoughtful approach in dealing with seemingly intractable counterparties. Ms. Goodrow can close deals while building teams that can withstand decades of business uncertainties in joint ventures. She is fluent in Spanish and works regularly with her cross-border clients. EDUCATION: University of Texas School of Law, J.D.; College of William & Mary, A.B. in History and Economics;