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life insurance company to 25% in theaggregate, and 10% for any individual nonresident.Provincial legislation also placesrestrictions on foreign investment in theinsurance industry.In addition to the more common restrictionsset out above, on a provincial level theremay be restrictions on the amount or type ofland which may be owned by non-residents,and there are also federal regulations withrespect to a number of other industriesincluding aviation, fisheries and securitiesdealers.Regulation of Foreign Investment 25
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2015InternationalClientSeminarALFAI
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ALFA InternationalFACTSComplete Nam
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For more information about upcoming
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ALFA InternationalThe Global Legal
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ALFA INTERNATIONAL PRACTICE AREASAL
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MEMBERSBrett K. BaconFrantz Ward LL
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U.S. MEMBER FIRMSALABAMABIRMINGHAMB
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SAN DIEGOHiggs Fletcher & Mack, LLP
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TAMPA / SARASOTA / FT. MYERS /ST. P
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IOWADES MOINESWhitfield & Eddy, P.L
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MASSACHUSETTSBOSTONMorrison Mahoney
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MISSOURIKANSAS CITYBaker Sterchi Co
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NEW MEXICOALBUQUERQUEButt Thornton
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U.S. MEMBER FIRMSOREGONPORTLANDCosg
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U.S. MEMBER FIRMSSOUTH DAKOTAFARGO
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U.S. MEMBER FIRMSLUBBOCKMullin Hoar
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U.S. MEMBER FIRMSWEST VIRGINIACHARL
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INTERNATIONAL MEMBER FIRMSAMERICAN
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INTERNATIONAL MEMBER FIRMSBAHRAINMA
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INTERNATIONAL MEMBER FIRMSTORONTO,
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INTERNATIONAL MEMBER FIRMSEGYPTCAIR
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INTERNATIONAL MEMBER FIRMSGUATEMALA
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LUXEMBOURGLUXEMBOURGDSM Di Stefano
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Bull & Co Advokatfirma ASP.O. Box 2
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SAIPANO’Connor Berman Dotts & Ban
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URUGUAYMONTEVIDEOArcia Storace Fuen
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The Politics of Litigation 1I. Intr
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After Wally left, Delbert figured o
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The morning before Delbert’s meet
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not the individual. If this occurs,
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In Upjohn, the company was subject
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permanently protected (7) from disc
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necessarily transcends any particul
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suspend a company’s document rete
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IX.Ethical Duty of ConfidentialityR
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triggering a potential conflict of
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The Opinion concludes that an insur
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that a conflict of interest existed
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ecause it was intentionally inflict
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2014 INTERNATIONAL CLIENT SEMINARFA
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For many, that is enough attention
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esources presented in this paper (a
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alcohol or drugs. 4By comparison, a
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the third leading cause of death am
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may avoid intervening on behalf of
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Consider this thought: at its core,
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1. Decide if work-life balance is i
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But we encourage our readers to thi
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information is that they will find
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the problem, but reaches further to
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is far easier to exclude members of
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general lack of understanding of th
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The efforts to this point are argua
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choose to investigate every event c
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VII.ConclusionRoot cause analysis c
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ALABAMACharles A. “Chuck” Stewa
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3. Does your state recognize a self
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3. Does California recognize a self
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CONNECTICUTHenry M. Beck, Jr.Joseph
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DELAWAREJames W. SempleMORRIS JAMES
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Except as otherwise provided by Con
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There is no D.C. "state" court opin
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No. While accepted in the federal s
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HAWAIIPeter A. DubrawskiCristina Gu
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IDAHORichard H. GreenerGREENER BURK
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investigation of a claim was a priv
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Indiana does not recognize a self-c
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W. Paul AnderssonLEAKE & ANDERSSON,
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MARYLANDJames W. Bartlett, IIIEric
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MASSACHUSETTSGrace V.B. GarciaMORRI
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MISSISSIPPIStephen P. Huwe, Esq.DAN
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MONTANAT. Thomas SingerAXILON LAW G
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NEVADASeetal Tejura,Esq.ALVERSON TA
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NEW MEXICOAlfred I. GreenBUT THORNT
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NEW YORKWilliam D. YoquintoCARTER,
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NORTH CAROLINADavid M. DukeShannon
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NORTH DAKOTAM. Daniel VogelVOGEL LA
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Please see No. 1 above.
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Only for peer review for profession
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SOUTH CAROLINADuke R. HighfieldVict
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SOUTH DAKOTAW. Todd HaggartM. Danie
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TEXASJ.K. LeonardWhitney Broadwater
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UTAHHeidi G. GoebelCHRISTENSEN & JE
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Statements made by a party during a
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WASHINGTONTamara K. NelsonSylvia J.
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WEST VIRGINIAEdward J. GeorgeROBINS
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WISCONSINJohn J. LaffeyWilliam E. H
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WYOMINGJames WorthenMURANE & BOSTWI
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ALFA INTERNATIONAL2015 INTERNATIONA
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there is mounting frustration over
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increasingly added to FCA complaint
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Supreme Foodservice A.G. - Criminal
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B. The Dodd-Frank Act Whistleblower
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conditioned upon parallel internal
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Title 26, Internal Revenue Code sec
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cases continue to generate controve
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B. Fleshing Out Potential Problems
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company’s commitment to complianc
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too many management teams considere
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issues are identified in due dilige
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people schooled in law or science a
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members of a tribe as much as we do
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enefits was presented by Republican
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five other people? For some student
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about a sex offender Dutton intervi
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III.We Identify Ourselves by Our Tr
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At the same time we are identifying
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IV.Tribes in the CourtroomSince hum
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And then they do the same thing peo
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• I have never experimented with
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were victims of crime or had been s
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Researchers at the University of Ar
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Self-interest always runs a good ra
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• Commitment and consistency: How
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correlated with the evaluations giv
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witness into a private space in the
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than neutral messages, and those me
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statements were attributed to one o
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“The more tightly coupled the bra
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VI.ConclusionBefore we present any
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impacts are fully felt, much less t
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investigators, scientists and polit
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One defendant 5 , Company X for thi
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and legal review of significant eng
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Relying upon the insurance of other
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more fearful context, Beazley offer
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A. Assembling the Company TeamWhen
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information (in a privileged settin
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counsel, investigators, and experts
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connected with certain communities
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VI.THE BATTLE BEGINS: RECOMMENDATIO
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is essential to retain an excellent
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A tolling agreement is also very us
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isk of inconsistent results or, wor
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useful to retain this type of consu
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obstructive in discovery, especiall
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A. Congressional Power to Investiga
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C. Privileges in CongressThere are
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egarded media firms (many headed by
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Hackers Anonymous—Risk Mitigation
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information, marketing information,
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Calls that an employee’s computer
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sure who or what you’re connectin
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3. The hackers sent credit card num
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stolen credit card number may fetch
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against Russia for its aggressive a
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stored) format in many states may l
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ather than something that applies t
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a significant security challenge. O
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possible. Improperly handled data b
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E. Data Breach Notification Statute
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G. Remediation Efforts: Credit Moni
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courts in recent months have been m
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slightly favor the merchants and no
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notifications until after it comple
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the cloud began to take on a more r
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utilize them without realizing it.
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1. Efficiency and ConvenienceTradit
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B. DisadvantagesWhile the cloud doe
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III.An Examination of State Bar Eth
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6. The sensitivity of the data;7. I
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C. New York - Four Factor ApproachT
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11. Investigate the provider and th
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would create a false sense of secur
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C. Get Consent From Your ClientThe
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i. all information that is a trade
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Due to concerns of data security br
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Exhibit No. 1:Software as a Service
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"Availability Requirement" has the
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(d) trade secrets, know-how and oth
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"Service Availability Credits" has
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2.3 Compliance With Laws. Provider
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2.8 Customer SaaS Manager. Customer
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(a) When Provider notifies Customer
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exceed the Availability Requirement
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(b) all such services and repairs a
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Level Failurebegins and[PERCENTAGE
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in which theinitial ServiceLevel Fa
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permitted successor or assignee hav
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Customer Data to the information te
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the performance of Services, includ
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8.9 [Customer Audits of Provider. D
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provided in this Agreement for so l
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written consent, provided, however,
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and covenants[, and shall obtain th
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12.2 Unauthorized Access. Provider
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such mirror system so that it may b
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"Customer Modification"), provided
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Processing of Customer Data, includ
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(f)(g)Losses to the extent covered
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devote adequate resources to meet P
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18.1 Force Majeure Events. [Subject
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informs Customer in writing or, as
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Attention: [NAME OF OFFICER TO RECE
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(b) Customer shall have the right t
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21.15 [Attorneys' Fees. In the even
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties her
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SCHEDULE [B/[OTHER LETTER]]SERVICE
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SCHEDULE [D/[OTHER LETTER]][KEY PER
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SCHEDULE [F/[OTHER LETTER]]DATA BAC
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EXHIBIT [1/[OTHER NUMBER]][CONFIDEN
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EXHIBIT [3/[OTHER NUMBER]]BUSINESS
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IT IS BOUND TO HAPPEN:Managing Loss
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share cyber-threat information with
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IV.Liability for Data BreachesHavin
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The CGL form contains a second insu
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okers to ensure that they have adeq
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Privacy notification. This covers t
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Advertising injury. Similar to Cove
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the Insured to the Insurer of a fai
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even decreasing slightly in late 20
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• Business method and software pa
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Accounting Office (GAO) issued a re
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companies forced to settle or proce
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These letters contain an offer to l
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In addition to these federal legisl
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2. The scope of the patent and when
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Finally, if the NPE comes calling,
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So far, these new USPTO tools have
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example, a medical school professor
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The best solution to abusive litiga
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Lions, Tigers, and Bears—When Com
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II. Retaliation Claims Enforced by
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8. FDA Food Safety Modernization Ac
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esponse to the complainant. Within
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As discussed below, while there are
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The client disclosed information wh
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Vanguard has threatened to bring it
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unlawful constraint on the employee
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Workplace Trends - What Is Hot and
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Employee Section Procedures. Valida
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an applicant’s criminal history i
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employees to fill customer orders,
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female transsexual workers in viola
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Some best practices advocated for e
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employees’ personal Facebook page
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Company’s workplace policies agai
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• Reasonable accommodations avail
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Young was based when she worked for
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indefinitely). One alternative view
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possible,” 2protectable trade sec
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versions of the Uniform Trade Secre
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secrets, consistent with the requir
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2. Validity of Restrictive Covenant
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strictly construed. 35The inclusion
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ecoverable for the breach of a vali
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That lawsuit was followed by multip
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1. ValidityFor the validity of a no
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compete clause. As a consequence, t
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obligation on termination requiring
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This should be the easiest type of
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the covenants on termination. Addit
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his or her freedom of speech outwei
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due to the restrictive covenant, th
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• that respecting new exploitatio
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consequence of otherwise rendering
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or uses it for his own profit or fo
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• Thanks to the knowledge, means
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In any case, the non-compete clause
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Medical Marijuana and Employment La
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2. The amounts that a user may poss
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provides that if there is any confl
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○preventing the growing of mariju
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○Generally, the answer is yes. Ho
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○On January 27, 2014, the Colorad
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5. Marijuana products are tracked f
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discuss the legal consequences of a
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their insolvency laws within a mode
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3. Centre of main interests (COMI)T
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The Regulation does not mandate adv
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Occasionally, a company’s managem
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c. England and WalesProceedings can
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In its order opening the insolvency
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All the officers appointed in the i
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5. Role of Creditorsa. GermanyCredi
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ii.LiquidationIf the creditors and
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inding the insolvent company are au
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insolvency filing. The administrato
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surrender of its collateral. If the
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even from outside of the EU) are tr
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declaration creates an “administr
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The Insolvency Court will enter an
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or the administrator after the inso
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approve the Administrator’s propo
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ii. Procédure de conciliation 50As
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While the mandat ad hoc and the con
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Sauvegarde financière accélérée
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Employees are protected by so calle
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15. Management Duties and Liability
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acknowledged where gross negligence
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Also, directors may be held persona
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specific knowledge that the debtor
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The seller may take legal action fo
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The distinction between de facto an
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. FranceWith some exceptions 77 (e.
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assess the assets that are located
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The Law Department of the 21 st Cen
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important as more legal work is bro
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in-house counsel and a team member
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ut especially Defense Counsel, may
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Earth, Wind and Fire - When it’s
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II.Preparing for the Catastrophic E
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the event of a catastrophic event.
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the personnel necessary for essenti
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Finally, once a business continuity
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as soon as reasonably possible may
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prearranged, pre-loss event cost of
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As a result, businesses must know t
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might temporarily or permanently ex
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III.Responding to the Catastrophic
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y fire. 62The insured sought recove
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usinesses. 75 The specific policy l
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travel overseas, and personnel from
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employees of basic policies, such a
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5 for the RoadThe Politics of Litig
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5 for the RoadStrategies for Avoidi
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5 for the RoadCatastrophic Litigati
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5 for the RoadHackers Anonymous—R
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Five for the RoadIt is Bound to Hap
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5 for the RoadWorkplace Trends - Wh
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5 for the RoadSex, Drugs, Rock and
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5 for the roadNavigating Insolvency
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5 for the RoadWhere in the World?AL
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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION .....
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CONTRIBUTORSCornwall Stodart, Melbo
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- 2 -BUSINESS STRUCTURESCowell Clar
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- 4 -• unconscionable conduct in
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- 6 -Employers are required to main
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- 8 -TAXATIONCowell ClarkeIncome ta
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- 10 -The rates of income tax for t
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- 12 -IMMIGRATIONTressCoxGeneral bu
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- 14 -2. NominationThe employer mus
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- 16 -FOREIGN INVESTMENT REVIEW BOA
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- 18 -DEALING WITH THE AUSTRALIAN G
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- 20 -services provided through pan
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- 22 -DISPUTE RESOLUTION/COURT SYST
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- 24 -FOREIGN CORRUPT PRACTICESCowe
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- 26 -Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
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LAW OFFICESDR. F. SCHWANKVIENNAYOUR
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AUTHORS:Friedrich Schwank, Dr. iur.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS ::IntroductionEss
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VII Semiconductor Chip Design Prote
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- INTRODUCT IION -ESSENTIALS FOR FO
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If this is so in the jurisdiction o
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- CHAPTER ONE -DO’’S AND DON’
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considered ineffective to the exten
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- CHAPTER TWO -CORPORATE STRUCTURES
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Other clauses of the Articles of As
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to represent the AG.represent the A
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- CHAPTER THREE -TAX PLANNINGIAttit
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iithe home is used for not more tha
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a. Offshore Investment FundsUnder A
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The group taxation regulation is ai
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AUSTRIA’’S DOUBLE TAXATION TREA
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Treaty Limits on Withholding TaxesC
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- CHAPTER FOUR -PROTECT YOUR KNOW-H
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the date of priority, and is concer
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It is also possible to declare a pa
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In the latter case, the author main
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- CHAPTER F IIVE -LABOUR AND EMPLOY
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at present 38.5 hours per week. As
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Non-compete ClausePost contractual
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council having been given five days
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(i)(ii)presents false papers or giv
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(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)Damages. This is ca
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1. The employer must enter into an
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viexample would be if some employee
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iilook after the apprentice and occ
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- CHAPTER S IIX -PENSIONS AND SUPER
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A criminal investigation is under w
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ixSurplus of AssetsThe Pension Fund
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How to Invest in Brazila guide to i
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1. FOREIGN INVESTMENT CAPITAL AND C
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In accordance with the new rules, f
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Moreover, BACEN legislation also es
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Today, consolidations, acquisitions
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3.1. Corporation (S/A)S/As are gove
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The number of non-voting preferred
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Special attention should be given t
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occur without prior registration at
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The quota capital may only be incre
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more than half the quota capital, a
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3.5. ConsortiumDifferent organizati
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With respect to trademarks, the Law
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If Brazil has signed an agreement t
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After August 2010, through a new AG
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5.4. Construction RightOwners may e
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of Law 9,430 of 27 December 1996).
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Earnings and capital gains derived
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Currently, the generally applied ra
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o) on the settlement of concurrent
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6.1.6.1. Social Integration Program
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Today, this new system is expected
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Of the total resources collected by
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In order to regulate Resolution 13/
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(i) Minimum age of 16;(ii) From 14
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During vacation, employees receive
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The sums deposited will be the prop
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(iv) 2.5% of the total gross revenu
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market. The policy for the sector i
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The consideration for the benefit i
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A foreign company may license a pro
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The judgment of the proposals shall
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Law 8,987/95 fixes the policies for
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(ii) the penalties applicable to th
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The guarantees to be granted by FGP
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The bidding process for the contrac
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the impact of flooding caused by th
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This and the generation activities
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It is relevant to mention that in s
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indigenous peoples and communities,
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markets: commercial, industrial and
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5 of Law 11,508/07), and the prohib
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(iii) full depreciation during the
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This benefit is regulated by Decree
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14.6. RETAEROThe Special Tax Incent
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15. ACQUISITION OF COMPANIESThe tot
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joint and several liability of the
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BACEN may, if it deems necessary, a
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Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerla
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Currently, UNASUR has twelve minist
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Ambassador Roberto Azevedo was appo
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Treaty for Legal Cooperation in Cri
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The Convention contains 101 article
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administrator of such company, with
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If an arbitration seat is in Brazil
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policies concerning drugs, equipmen
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The next highest interest in land i
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The situation is different in Princ
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ensure they will be acceptable to t
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Chapter 8Securities Law
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financial information. These disclo
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purchasers to the issuer, the sophi
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Chapter 9IntellectualProperty
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patents and trade-marks are all gov
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mark infringement. Passing off one
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obtain than other forms of intellec
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Chapter 10Privacy Law
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an employee of an organization. Und
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uildings or other structures, itsne
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extended to them under the Access t
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Chapter 11Employment AndLabour Law
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Regarding legislation, a business i
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For example, in Nova Scotia, there
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OffshoreAccurate records of the han
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who has significant experience inco
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Canada Pension PlanUnder Canada’s
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Those responsible for the hiring pr
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contract law is that the parties sh
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The types of leave, time frames for
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Chapter 12Environmental Law
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egard to the environment. In additi
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The federal government also maintai
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Transportation of Dangerous Goods A
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environmental impact of new physica
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Raising the maximum fine for spills
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The issue of director and officer l
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also create new duties and responsi
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may also be subject to monitoring t
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CHAPTER 13COMMERCIAL REORGANIZATION
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Because the BIA and CCAA are federa
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the debtor’s assets by auction, t
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secured creditors outside of bankru
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Chapter 14Enforcement ofCreditors
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equirements under the PPSA, securit
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deficiency claim may be brought aga
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An Action for DebtRule 4 in Nova Sc
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issuing a pre-judgment garnishmentp
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Chapter 15Municipal Law
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The form of such legislation varies
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properties is usually higher than f
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CHAPTER 16ABORIGINAL LAWThis chapte
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The land interest cannot be sold,tr
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“Historical” TreatiesThe region
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ange from good faith consultation w
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The Labrador Inuit Land Claims Agre
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The Policy contemplates the creatio
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income, these other benefits will a
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Chapter 17Big Land
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In that case, the Judicial Committe
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VENTURE CAPITAL FUND (“VCF”)The
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BUSINESS TAXATIONSMALL BUSINESS INV
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MARKETING SUPPORT PROGRAMMarketing
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ENRICHED INVESTMENT TAX CREDITThis
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BUSINESS TAXATIONNEW SMALL BUSINESS
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Eligible Investors: The credit is a
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NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADORBUSINESS A
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from CIT payable of 9% on taxable m
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for such assets acquired in 2014 an
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2Access to public utilities has pre
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4Growth of Exports (2000-2013).USD
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83. Foreign InvestmentAny investmen
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10Minimum level of treatment: Colom
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12Principal Investor countries 2000
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14“Uniempresarial” Goods Free T
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16a) Registration of the new planta
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20TRANSFER PRICING RULESThe Colombi
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22(iii)A salary that compensates th
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242. Integrated Salary: The integra
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30compliance with all the legal req
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Attorneys
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General FactsThe Republic of Costa
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Investing in Costa RicaCosta Rica´
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To ensure wide market access, Costa
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Free Trade Zone Incentives:Export p
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Our ServiceOur objective is to prov
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DOING BUSINESS IN GERMANYJuly 2014H
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3. Principle of Equal Treatment ...
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2. PopulationWith approximately 80.
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4.2 Non-EU CitizensNon-EU citizens
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C. German EconomyThe Euro, which is
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Sea and Emden, Bremen, Bermerhaven
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The Articles of AssociationThe Arti
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Supervisory BoardIn principle, a Su
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are applicable to the “regular”
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The members need to apply the stand
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• Merger of two or more already e
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7. The Advantages of a Partnership
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In addition, the Solidarity Surchar
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that the representative is entitled
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Additional payments such as Christm
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tract. Advantages of this way of en
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5. Labour Law SuitsThe Labour Court
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Doing Business In GhanaThe World Ba
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Acquisition of EnterprisesIn Genera
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Rent received and included as incom
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Capital Gains TaxCapital gains tax
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Hospitality (hotels) Nil 20% corpor
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percentage of the CIF value; when t
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an immigrant quota of two persons.
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Industrial Designs ActThe Industria
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Workman’s Compensation LawThe Wor
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An application for a license is gra
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I. ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTSGuatemala has
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e) Allocate an amount of capital at
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or used in the country, or originat
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2. Trade AgreementsGuatemala has si
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As a result of the application of t
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1. Daytime (between 6am and 6pm): M
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ByrneWallace is one of Ireland’s
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2 I Why Ireland? A guide to doing b
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10 I Why Ireland? A guide to doing
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Table of ContentsIsrael - Introduct
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the agreement, and subject to rules
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investors occasionally use US LLCs
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Payments for expensesFor most domes
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Tourism ProjectsThe law for encoura
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expenditure above $250,000 may rece
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Employees are entitled to yearly pa
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4. The fourth step involves the sta
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consist primarily of real estate; t
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securities equal or senior to those
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Share OptionsIsraeli companies usua
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10Oil and Gas Exploration in Israel
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Leviathan Gas FieldThe Leviathan ga
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The Laws Governing the Israeli Oil
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The award of petroleum rights, with
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CONTENTSITHE FAVOURABLE LUXEMBOURG
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LUXEMBOURG ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT V
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- then the SOPARFI falls within the
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6. Multiple CompartmentsLike a secu
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scope of the Law. The legal represe
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III. COMPARATIVE TABLEThe following
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TAX REGIMEUnregulatedSpecial Purpos
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Legal Guideto Doing Businessin Mexi
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All Rights Reserved ©Von Wobeser y
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Preface to theEnglish EditionWe are
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OF COUNSELAlberto Muerza SierraGabr
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3. Distinctive Signs 2104. Appellat
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CHAPTER XXIState Liability 3291. In
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30C H A P T E R Icurrency caused hi
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CHAPTER IIIRequirements for Establi
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Given that the limited liability co
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granting them as general powers, bu
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c) Appoint and remove managers;d) D
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5.2. The StockThe shares into which
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a) Discussion, approval, or modific
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In the case of general extraordinar
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through a subsidiary, which can be
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CHAPTER IVOffices and Industrial Pl
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CHAPTER VLabor Law1. Labor Contract
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a contract and therefore an employm
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d) Any benefits owed to the worker
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general, in the places where work i
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a) Day shift. The shift between 6:0
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the employer should not also pay th
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throwing, or pushing heavy weights,
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piece of work. When such temporary
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escinded or terminated within the p
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there cannot be two collective barg
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106C H A P T E R V IThe foreign chi
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x) Document verifying the professio
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the Organization for Economic Coope
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114C H A P T E R V I I2.2.1. Income
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services or the temporary use and e
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same class, which are understood to
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CHAPTER VIIIForeign Trade andCustom
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TreatiesPartner countriesPublicatio
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Maquiladora, and Export Services In
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that allow them to import machinery
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expressly excluded in the Value Add
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CHAPTER IXCommercial Regulation1. F
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exclusivity exercises substantial p
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the NOMs and products or services t
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180C H A P T E R Xtogether, constit
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the SSA is required for the importa
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e) Warehouse for conditioning of me
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208C H A P T E R X I IRegistrations
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Federal Tax Code governed this proc
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d) One-time reproduction of a singl
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Federal Gazette and the notarizatio
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CHAPTER XIVEconomic Competition1. I
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on the circumstances under which th
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this practice does not follow a sch
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instruments for measuring markets a
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CHAPTER XVRegulated Activities1. In
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In accordance with the Civil Aviati
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measures in order to adequately att
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A party interested in obtaining a d
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operation and maintenance of the sy
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i) The petitioner’s business name
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Regarding permits under the authori
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other type of energy, the parties i
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CHAPTER XVIGovernment Acquisitions1
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interested parties thoroughly revie
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a contract with a private party. In
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generation and the type of emission
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which are temporary or definitive,
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attempted to convince the latter of
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the Stock Market, such as the prese
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322C H A P T E R X Xmade to concili
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liquidation, seeking to maximize th
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CHAPTER XXIState Liability1. Introd
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While one of the problems with the
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CHAPTER XXIIDispute Resolution1. In
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3.1. Exequátur ProcedureExequátur
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c) When there is a well-founded fea
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to be executed; then the judge will
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The district judge will decide on t
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The international law relevant to c
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for a declaration of lack of jurisd
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proceeding and only to the extent t
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arise from violations of obligation
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party of the investor, but not both
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Legal Guideto Doing Businessin Mexi
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(b)the acquisition of property (inc
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advantage of their dominant marketp
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7. TRUST AND FIDUCIARY RELATIONSHIP
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Act 194/1993 was adopted together w
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12. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTIO
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Full name and address of the applic
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g) the judgment must be final or ha
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Flexibility: to bring about adjustm
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B) RECORDALa. establish a branch of
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y reducing the capital. The transfe
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etc, business objectives, duration,
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c) Redemption, reimbursement or sto
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PROPARAGUAY - Office for the Promot
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Doing Business in PolandJanuary 201
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Doing Business in PolandCONTENTS___
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Doing Business in Poland1.3 Governm
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Doing Business in Poland2. BUSINESS
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Doing Business in Poland2.5 Audit a
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Doing Business in Poland4. EMPLOYME
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Doing Business in Poland5. TAXATION
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Doing Business in Polandon or befor
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Doing Business in PolandInterest, r
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Doing Business in PolandAPPENDIX 2P
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TABLE OF CONTENTGENERAL PRESENTATIO
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1 Euro = 4,23 Lei1 US dollar = 2,92
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Regarding the judicial fees, Law no
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Furthermore, the headquarters of th
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• the Romanian legal persons;•
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The exemption from VAT payment rega
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• the additional acts to the indi
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The minimum salary set for 2011 is
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capacity installed, the only compet
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• The verification regarding the
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TABLE OF CONTENTSGENERAL INFORMATIO
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Bank of Spainc/ Alcala, 4828014 Mad
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1. Training and employment;2. Resea
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FINANCIAL SERVICESSpain’s financi
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attorney, if applicable, must be du
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liability is limited to the fully p
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Representative OfficeA representati
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movement, the customs officers may
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- Indefinite contract to support en
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have a Spanish spouse, workers nece
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TAXATIONIn generalThe Spanish tax s
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• 20 April: Taxable income of the
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3 The foreign company is not reside
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The positive balance resulting from
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THE BASE, RATE OF WITHHOLDING AND P
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ExpatriatesSpanish personal income
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Place of Supply of Taxable Transact
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The Government is considering the p
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FAQ’SWhat steps are necessary for
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Who needs a NIE or a NIF?Foreigners
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What are the most common types of c
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other means have control, either di
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BUFETE B. BUIGASABOGADOS ASOCIADOSO
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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION 2BUSI
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BUSINESS STRUCTURES IN TURKEYThere
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circumstances.Liaison OfficesAlthou
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Value Added Tax (VAT)• VAT is app
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Turkey supports the anti-corruption
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EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSUnder the Turki
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(iii) For the liaison offices, a pe
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Acquisition by IndividualsReal pers
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Establishing a business in the Unit
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II Forms of businessentitiesThe fol
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although many of the principles are
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profitable in its own right. Tax le
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III The tax systemThe following is
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6. Value Added TaxBusinesses (wheth
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no exceptions to this. You will als
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IV Employment,pensions andimmigrati
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or by employees (and their employer
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‘defined contribution’ basis. T
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Nationals of some countries (which
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The lease will normally also contai
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is strict, so the enforcing authori
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a document (or on a website), softw
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VII ScotlandWe are grateful to Ande
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