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The role of the lawyer in the sale of property
In the glorious years of the housing bubble, when everything was easily bought, lawyers played an essential role in advising buyers to purchase property with all guarantees. Now that everything is being sold, our role is still essential to prevent a sale from being frustrated by legal reasons.
by Carlos Prieto Cid
Where in the USA ca product liability suits be brought against my company?
For foreign companies and their U.S. subsidiaries, the question of where, in the USA, they are subject to being sued for product liability damages, is an important one. The same issue applies as well to U.S. based companies.
by Aaron N. Wise
Cyprus Investment Firms
Financial services law and regulation is becoming increasingly complex and stringent, making the provision of accurate and specialized legal support to participants in the financial services market as an imperative aspect of their operation
by Anastasios Antoniou
Cyprus Private Funds: International Collective Investment Schemes
Cyprus Private Investment Funds, known as private International Collective Investment Schemes (ICIS), are private funds that can be formed under the laws of Cyprus.
by Anastasios Antoniou
Cyprus Company offers the lowest tax rate in the EU
Cyprus has dynamically placed itself on the map for the most attractive holding regimes worldwide. The Cyprus Holding Company is one of the most highly regarded investment vehicles globally.
by Anastasios Antoniou
International arbitration in Cyprus: An Alternative Forum members only
Arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution procedure the main advantages of which is the expediency on resolving the issue in question and the familiarization of the arbitrators with specialized issues which are likely to be the subject of the arbitration procedure.
by Loizos Papacharalambous
International collective investment schemes (ICIS): An Alternative Investment Corporate department
A combination of a number of favourable factors have made Cyprus one of the most attractive places for businessmen across the globe for setting up International Collective Investment Schemes (ICIS).
by Loizos Papacharalambous
Acquisition of brokerage companies
Almost two years after the world economic crisis affected Romania, the economic conditions have transformed the insurance intermediation market into one of the successful areas of the financial industry in Romania. This is one of the activities which have succeeded to adapt and to obtain growth comparable to those obtained before the crisis.
by Hammond, Bogaru & Asociates
SPAIN: Companies in 24 hours and for 100 €. New procedure for fast and economical setting-up of limited companies up to 3100 € of start-up capital
On December 3rd 2010 the Royal Legislative Decree 13/2010 was approved in Spain. Among other measures, it introduced certain guidelines to speed up the process of establishing a company, reducing the disclosure requirements and lower costs by changing some articles of the recent Corporation Law.
by Álvaro Porcar Agustí
Incoterms 2010 ICC rules for the use of domestic and international trade terms
The 1st of January 2011 the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) will release a new version of INCOTERMS under the title, “Incoterms 2010 ICC rules for the use of domestic and international trade terms”. Such version, through a clear and easy understanding wording, encourages the application of the International Commercial Terms (INCOTERMS) not only for international trade but also for domestic.
by Alex Castro
FIXED BY LAW IN SPAIN THE MAXIMUM TERMS OF PAYMENT FOR COMPANIES AND THE SPANISH PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Attending the unsuccessful results through the Spanish Law 3/2004, of December 29th, where measures were established against late payments in commercial transactions, new changes have been introduced in order to establish a Maximum Period for payment in these commercial transactions between companies or even with the Public Administration.
by Fernando Armendáriz
Sales representative and sale agent contracts under US law (substantially expanded and revised second version)
This second edition deals with important material not covered at all, or sparsely, in the first edition. That includes, for example, the approximately 35 U.S. state laws (statutes) on sales representative contracts, and actions for damages, often triple or double damages, for the principal’s non-payment to the sales rep of commissions, particular those due on and after the contract (written, oral or other) ends. This guide is unique in that there is very little material available in one place on the subjects discussed, including those state laws. For both principals and sales representatives subject to US law, and their advisors, this Guide should be a valuable tool.
by Aaron Wise
Formulas for the prevention and resolution of disputes in international trade
We are currently in an economic stage of globalization and the internationalization of trade relations. Within this period, the increasing complexity of transactions and the current economic crisis are contributing factors to a greater proliferation of international commercial disputes.
by Marina Bugallal
Coastal area, channels of Santa Margarita de Roses, expropriation without any compensation ?
What is to do to get a compensation for the expropriation resulting from the delimitation made by the Spanish Ministry of Environment and for land and naval matters ( "Costas del Estado")
by Alejandro Espada Gerlach -Abogado
Redudancies in a time of crisis
The Spanish Code of Labour Law (“Estatuto de los Trabajadore”s) sets out a particular type of redundancy known as redundancy based on objective reasons. There are several reasons for which a company could carry out this type of redundancy. We are going to focus on the most common reasons, which usually take place during times of financial difficulty: economic and productive reasons.
by Almuden Álvarez
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