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Announcement (Press Release) - Member Firm ) Posted on
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
TerraLex member for South Africa, Fairbridges, maintains its top ranking. Fairbridges has repeated its 2012 success as "Administrative Law Firm of the Year" in South Africa awarded by Corporate INTL Global Awards in 2013.
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TerraLex Members,
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Article ) Posted on
Friday, April 12, 2013
The word outsourcing has become a staple of Russian business language, but is still not encountered in Russian law. Generally, outsourcing contrasts with the leasing of personnel in that outsourcing involves certain business processes being contracted out to an external service provider. Outsourcing is typically used to transfer processes that are vital for the company’s activity but are of an auxiliary nature to its core activities: for example, IT, HR processes and payroll.
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Labor & Employment,
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Article ) Posted on
Friday, April 12, 2013
Major foreign trading companies have been active on the Russian market for more than 15 years. With them, they have brought Western standards of doing business, including, among other things,
offering financial incentives to distributors and stores in the form of bonuses, premiums and retrospective discounts.
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Taxation,
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Article ) Posted on
Friday, April 12, 2013
In the proceedings that are analysed below, the receiver challenged the amount of RUB 85,411,328 which had been transferred from the Debtor’s account to the Creditor’s account, and asked that the transaction be invalidated. The consequence of this would be the Creditor being obliged to refund the above amount to the
Debtor’s account.
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Bankruptcy/Insolvency,
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Article ) Posted on
Friday, April 12, 2013
The Russian Supreme Commercial Court’s approach to the landlord and tenant sector is marked by its balance. In its attempts to tailor its approach to the developing practice on the Russian market, the Court is trying to meet the needs of both tenants and landlords.
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Real Estate,
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Article ) Posted on
Friday, April 12, 2013
In modern world, an important trend promoting ethical business practice is for civil society to regulate itself when resolving legal disputes. The increased burden on the courts and a growing number of
business entities and disputes between them have resulted in increased attention to different types of dispute resolution procedures.
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International Dispute Resolution,
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Article ) Posted on
Friday, March 29, 2013
Medical devices in Russia are feeling the heat from the state’s interest in the industry. This interest has not only resulted in a series of new regulations passed over the last few months. There are also several very exciting drafts now under discussion.
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Life Sciences,
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Article ) Posted on
Friday, March 29, 2013
Russia - On January 25, 2013, the Plenum of the Supreme Commercial (‘Arbitraiton’) Court ruled on specific aspects of case law regarding lease disputes.
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Real Estate,
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Newsletter - TerraLex Connections ) Posted on
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
This article explores some general differences between the employment and labour law system in Canada, and in particular the province of Québec, and the labor and employment law system as it exists in the United States of America.
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Employment / Labor Law,
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Newsletter - TerraLex Connections ) Posted on
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Spanish laws protect subcontractors and suppliers of materials, who have taken part in a construction project, but are unable to receive payment from the main contractor or builder. Using this legal remedy has recently become widespread, and proving useful in certain circumstances.
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Litigation (Civil, Business and Commercial),