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  • Exception to Cuba Embargo for Intellectual Property Issues
      Provided by: Wendy Diaz & Associates, P.A.

    Trademarks in Cuba, commercial names in Cuba and patents in Cuba can be fully protected by U.S. individuals and corporations.

  • Salvaging Your Government Proposal - A Short Primer on Bid Protests
      Provided by: Law Office of Jon W. van Horne, Esq.

    One significant way selling to the U.S. government is different from commercial sales is the availability of legal remedies for disappointed bidders. The proposal process required for government procurements can be lengthy and expensive. Offerors who strongly feel that they have not been treated fairly have a way to challenge the government’s actions. Winning offerors also need to be aware of these remedies and the need to defend their winning proposal from protests by other bidders.

  • Company Dissolution and Liquidation in China
      Provided by: Win & Sun Law Firm

    In this article, the author addresses certain aspects related to a company’s dissolution and liquidation in China.

  • Cyber Crime In South Africa
      Provided by: Couzyn, Hertzog & Horak

    This article provides a detailed summary of those issues relating to offences, legislation, legal aspects and jurisdiction in cyber crime cases in South Africa.

  • Private Ownership in Land for Foreigners - Ukraine
      Provided by: InJurConsulting, LLC

    In accordance with the Land Code of Ukraine, land legal relations are public relations governing the use and disposal of land in Ukraine. This article briefly explains legal regulations in this regard.

  • How to Start a Business in Ukraine?
      Provided by: InJurConsulting, LLC

    As a consultant to foreign investors on business risks in Ukraine, the author is frequently asked about the best ways to start a business in that country. In this article, he highlights the key issues.

  • Improving the Drafting of the Nigerian Constitution - Part Two
      Provided by: O. Oluwadare Aguda

    The current (1999) Constitution of Nigeria contains many errors in its drafting. These should be avoided in the proposed amended Constitution. Following the pattern in the first part of this Article, the author examines and suggests improvements to more provisions of the Constitution.

  • Improving the Drafting of the Nigerian Constitution - Part One
      Provided by: O. Oluwadare Aguda

    A constitution may be examined as to its provisions regarding the rights and obligations of the citizens and the structures, procedures, powers and functions of government in the country. That the drafting of a constitution is crucial for its successful operation is hardly worth mentioning. The current (1999) Constitution of Nigeria contains many errors in its drafting. These should be avoided in the proposed amended Constitution.

  • Intellectual Property in the Employer and Employee Relationship in China
      Provided by: MMLC Group

    This article provides an overview of current laws and regulations in connection with intellectual property ownership of inventions developed by an employee within the scope of employment in China. It also refers to similar developments under the new Patent Law, which is due to be enacted in 2009.

  • Data Protection and Privacy Issues in China
      Provided by: MMLC Group

    Privacy rights have been available to Chinese citizens under the Constitution and other legal regulations since the 1980's. However, due to the size and strength of government, as well as a general reluctance in the past to litigate, the laws have not been tested to a great extent. The legislature is in the process of developing broader privacy rights under a Civil Code.

  • The Role of an Estate Planning Lawyer and his Tools
      Provided by: Law Offices of Adam J. Tobin

    How do you protect your independence and assets during your lifetime, and protect your family after your death? It is important to consult with an estate planning lawyer to ensure you not only have a plan established, but that your plan is valid and recognized under the current state laws. This article addresses these concerns and provides information about the estate planning process in light of an individual’s needs and desires.

  • New Racial Discrimination Laws in the Hong Kong Workplace
      Provided by: Angela Wang & Co

    Hong Kong, already has specific laws against discrimination by gender, family status, and disability. Now, through the Race Discrimination Bill racial discrimination in the workplace has been made illegal, and this article explains the provisions concerning employment.

  • Easing of Restrictions on Foreign Participation in PRC Securities Joint Ventures
      Provided by: Angela Wang & Co

    This article outlines how the China Securities Regulatory Commission (“CSRC”) relaxed China’s restrictions on foreign participation in securities companies.

  • Nigeria As An Emerging Market For Private Equity Investments
      Provided by: Bloomfield

    Since 1999 Nigeria has experienced a profound level of structural, political and economic changes that have made it one of the emerging markets in Africa. Nigeria has evolved to the point where there are excellent investment opportunities in multiple asset classes, including public equities, debt, and private equity.

  • Taxation System for Foreigners - Ukraine
      Provided by: Jurvneshservice

    Ukrainian tax legislation is built on the principle of non-discrimination and equal terms of taxation for any business entity in the Ukraine. An overview of the taxation system for foreign investors and individuals.

  • Intellectual Property Rights Laws Enforcemnt & Development
      Provided by: Shazia Tasleem & Co.

    The protection of Intellectual Property Rights guarantee, secure the individuals’ intellect by protecting their Intellectual Property Rights through awareness as well as enforcement of laws. Nowadays, it becomes a legal, social and economical issue for the Society. In this respect, the law makers have divided Intellectual Property Rights into four major categories, including but not limited to Copyright, Patent, Trademarks and Industrial design.

  • Geographical Indication - IP in Pakistan
      Provided by: Shazia Tasleem & Co.

    There is a vital difference between a trademark and geographical indication. A trademark is a sign used by an enterprise to distinguish its goods and services from those of other enterprises. It gives its owner the right to exclude others from using the trademark. A trademark will often consist of a fanciful or arbitrary name or device.

  • How important are Trade Marks?
      Provided by: Shazia Tasleem & Co.

    A Trade Mark protects the various resources of identification by which a product, goods or services, are distinguished from other traders. This articles makes emphasis the early steps in choosing and registering one.

  • Are Strategies for Multinationals Useful for SMEs in Latin America?
      Provided by: EnterPricing

    Regional Documentation: Transfer Pricing Regulations are expanding through Latin America not only in terms of the number of countries they involve, but also the levels of document requirements. The solution for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs).

  • A Judicious End to the Parade of Horribles
      Provided by: Colodny, Fass, Talenfeld, Karlinksy & Abate

    This paper refers to the Florida Supreme Court decision relating to the Valued Policy Law (“VLP”) in relation to . Florida Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Co. v. Cox, SC06-2494, 2007 WL 2727072 (Fla. S. Ct. Sept. 20, 2007). The Court considered whether the VPL required an insurer to pay the face value of the policy for a “total loss” caused, in part, by a covered peril and, in part, by a non-covered peril.