Law Firms, Lawyers in Latin America and the Caribbean
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Latin America and the Caribbean - Latest Legal Articles
- Doble Taxation Treaty - Panama
Provided by Beitia-Carrillo Consultores & AsociadosTerritoriality Tax Rule or Territorially tax system means “Do not pay taxes in Panama incomes for offshore source”, is a major fiscal benefits for foreign investors, however the country was victimize for Criminal Organization, choosing our jurisdiction for laundry money activities.
- Get your Attorney Working with Your Designers B&R Tips
Provided by B&R LatinaA common issue when providing legal representation and advice to start-ups and entrepreneurs is to find trademarks that were not created taking into account the legal side of the trademark’s wording and design.
- Litigation in Dominican Republic
Provided by Mesa & Mesa Law FirmThe system of civil and commercial liability in Dominican Republic is based on the French Civil Code of 1804. The litigious process is an adaptation of 19th Century French civil procedure legislation with a certain number of updates and modifications.
- Detaining Suspect Goods
Provided by Estudio Delion SRLPeruvian Industrial Property Legislation allows to the owner of trademarks to file an infringement procedure against the merchants who use the registered trademark in the market without any authorization.
- Buying and Selling Real Estate in Jamaica: a Guide for Locals and Foreigners
Provided by Banjoko, Francis & Co.Buying and selling real estate in Jamaica is marked by the absence of standardized contract. In fact, the process is attorney driven. What looks to be a simple procedure can be quite intimidating. The time for completion is usually set at 90 days if a mortgage is involved and 60 days if the transfer is a cash deal.
- Doing Business in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, Legal Series
Provided by Hove and AssociatesIntroduction - The concerns of our clients are always paramount and it is for this reason we have embarked upon the “Doing Business in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago” Series of Legal Article - During this series our Attorneys will be giving you a brief insight into the areas of law which from our professional experience, touches and concerns businesses and individuals wishing to establish themselves within our borders.
- The Advantages of Trading Through a Limited Company in the Bahamas
Provided by Parris Whittaker, Attorney at LawIs your business trading in the most cost effective way and is your legal status adequately protected? Choosing the best legal ‘vehicle’ through which to operate your business is perhaps the most important decision you can make as a business owner – particularly with the advice of an expert companies lawyer.
- Side Letters: Guidelines from Cayman Court on Who Should be the Parties to Them
Provided by Stuarts Walker Hersant, Attorneys at LawAn analysis of a fund's side letters and guidelines to the parties that should be involved. The Grand Court of the Cayman Islands recently ruled on the enforceability of side letters in the case of Medley Opportunity Fund Ltd. v. Fintan Master Fund Ltd & Nautical Nominees Ltd (21 June 2012) and in so doing has emphasized a number of points to bear in mind when entering into side letters.
- The Franchise in Panama
Provided by Quijano & AssociatesThe success of franchises in Panama is based on the trust and smooth communication of the parties and the enterprise will of the franchisee, as well as the professional administration of the franchiser.
- Foreigners are Required to Declare their International Assets to the Brazilian IRS
Provided by Lubbad Law OfficeAccording to our understanding and as a result of an extensive study of tax law, IRS internal norms, as well as the law regulating foreigners’ status in Brazil. We have come to the following understanding of the ever so controversy question, do foreigners need to declare their international assets in Brazil when having permanent visa?

