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circumstances where a court finds the costof the loan to be “excessive” and thetransaction to be harsh and unconscionable.Still other forms of consumer protection arefound in provincial statutes that regulatespecific industries. Examples of suchstatutes (which often include licensing orpermit requirements) include NewBrunswick’s Real Estate Agents Act andAuctioneers Licence Act; Nova Scotia’sCollection Agencies Act and PaydayLenders Regulations; Prince EdwardIsland’s Collection Agencies Act; andNewfoundland and Labrador’s Flea MarketsRegulation Act. Also of note is NovaScotia’s Consumer Creditors’ Conduct Act,which protects consumers from certainkinds of inappropriate behaviour on the partof creditors.Trade and Business Conduct Regulation54
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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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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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administrator of such company, with
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policies concerning drugs, equipmen
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composed of effectively beneficial
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Experimental drugs to be used under
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obligations set forth in the Mining
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management in Brazil. Therefore, if
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ECONOMIC EQUATION OFTHE ATLANTICADV
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THE CANADIAN POLITICAL ANDJUDICIAL
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Chapter 2Forms of BusinessOrganizat
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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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eserve: through a temporary permit
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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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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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242. Integrated Salary: The integra
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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5.4. Oversight of the CompanyEvery
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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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general, in the places where work i
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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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services or the temporary use and e
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same class, which are understood to
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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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measures in order to adequately att
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operation and maintenance of the sy
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i) The petitioner’s business name
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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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322C H A P T E R X Xmade to concili
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liquidation, seeking to maximize th
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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 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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advantage of their dominant marketp
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Paraguay has substantial natural re
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strengthened a legal framework, whi
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Simple market conquest resulting fr
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1. EQUAL POLICIES FOR NATIONAL AND
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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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