Clear roles when the project needs specialized support.

Clear roles

MGM organizes the mobility project: information, documents, timelines and communication. Independent professionals · including U.S.-licensed attorneys · act within their own scope, with their own contract and responsibility, when the project requires it.

MGM’s role:

• Coordinate information, documents, timelines and communication.
• Keep clarity on the next operational step.
• Connect specialists when the project needs additional support.

Role of the independent attorney (when engaged):

• Legal strategy, advice and representation.
• Practice under their own U.S. license.
• Not be an “MGM attorney” or an in-house legal team.

When specialized support comes in

Not every first contact requires an attorney. The preliminary assessment helps understand the picture. If the project advances and needs legal analysis or representation, MGM connects independent professionals with explicit roles.

What MGM does not do

• Does not provide legal services and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
• Does not say “our attorneys” or present specialists as an in-house team.
• Does not guarantee eligibility, approval, timeline or outcome.
• Does not define, publish or replace the contract between the client and the independent professional.

Frequently asked questions

Is MGM a law firm?

No. MGM is a global mobility coordination company.

Do you have “MGM attorneys”?

No. When legal work is needed, it is handled by an independent licensed attorney with their own scope.

Does submitting the assessment create an attorney-client relationship?

No. Submission is not a contract and does not create an attorney-client relationship with MGM or third parties.