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Anthony Salgado

Tony Salgado has extensive experience in international business and maritime transactions, corporate governance, and finance matters. Tony assists clients in negotiating and structuring transactions under U.S. and foreign laws in maritime and non-maritime contexts, such as:

Vessel secured financings
Vessel lease financings
Title XI loan guarantee financings
Shipbuilding contracts
Ship purchases and sales
Vessel charters and management agreements
Maritime bankruptcies and restructurings
Coast Guard and Maritime Administration regulatory issues, including Jones Act citizenship issues
Corporate governance and structure issues for domestic and foreign companies, including the major offshore jurisdictions
U.S. export and import control regulations and U.S. trade sanctions
Cross-border transactions

During law school, Tony was a senior editor on the Virginia Journal of International Law. After law school, he served as law clerk to the Honorable Randy J. Holland, Supreme Court of Delaware.

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