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Cyprus Company Formation
August 30, 2009 By Harris Kyriakides LLC
The Cyprus Limited Company is currently one of the most popular and efficient corporate structures for doing business locally and internationally. This is primarily due to the attractive corporate legislation of Cyprus and its significant tax benefits.
Copyright Filing in India
August 30, 2009 By Agarwal & Co. - Solicitors & Advocates
What to Copyright?
ICSID Arbitration in Turkey
August 29, 2009 By Tiryakioglu Law Office
Settlement of Investment Disputes
Tort Law is Protected by the Constitution
August 27, 2009 By Simon, Eddins & Greenstone, LLP
As you know from our What is Tort Reform blog post, tort reform is an attempt to limit an individual’s right to seek financial compensation for wrongs done to them by another individual or organization. Those on the side of tort reform are attempting to change or limit how tort law was meant to work when it was provided for in both the United States Constitution and in every state constitution.
What is Tort Reform?
August 27, 2009 By Simon, Eddins & Greenstone, LLP
Tort reform has been a heated topic of debate for quite some time among legal professionals in the United States. For those on the outskirts of the debate, understanding the issues that come along with tort reform can be a little confusing at first.
Ninth Circuit Reinstates More Lenient Standard For Whistleblower Protection
August 27, 2009 By Fulcrum Inquiry
Because of the DOL’s hostility to whistleblowers otherwise protected under Sarbanes-Oxley, the only real relief for employees has been through the district courts. Last week, the Ninth Circuit made its first ruling on the standard necessary for fired employees to claim protection under SOX’’s whistleblower provisions.
Former Madoff CFO Pleads Guilty, Pledging Cooperation That Will Help Both Criminal And Civil Cases
August 27, 2009 By Fulcrum Inquiry
Frank DiPascali Jr. is the first person to fully cooperate with the government in the $65 billion Madoff Ponzi scheme. DiPascali acknowledges the involvement of unidentified others in the fraud, and describes the mechanics of the cover-up. We also address failures of the regulators and government auditors in light of DiPascali’s revelations.
A Guide to Anonymous Real Estate Holding
August 27, 2009 By Carlo Scevola & Partners
How to protect real estate and other assets.
Outcomes of the Summit G20 of April 2009
August 27, 2009 By Carlo Scevola & Partners
The article reflects on the outcomes of the summit G20, which occurred in April 2009. White, grey and black lists of jurisdictions are described and analyzed. Latest tendencies in the offshore world are represented.
Which Visa’s for me — the K1 or K3?
August 27, 2009 By The Law Offices of Daniel Duncan
U.S. citizens looking to bring their partner into the country on a K Visa must decide whether to apply for the K1 or the K3 Visa. The answer to this will depend on the particulars of each case, but knowledge of the differences between the K1 and K3 will be helpful for unsure applicants.
