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Romanian Companies
Romeo Nicolescu from Romeo Nicolescu Law Firm on
Natural and legal persons may freely enter into partnerships and set up companies in order to develop business activities under the Romanian Law. According to the Romanian Company Law, there may be incorporated five types of companies.
The Attorney-Client Privilege in the Age of Email Proliferation
Derek Domian from Goulston & Storrs on
We all know the allure of email. Easy, rapid, mobile, less intrusive than a phone call, less laborious than a letter, the supremely flexible and ubiquitous facilitator of communication. Businesses run more and more so on email. Unsurprisingly, so too does the legal profession.
Criminal Liability of Directors in the Spanish Criminal Code (“the Criminal Compliance”)
Antonio Jesús Jimena from Manubens Abogados on
In 2010, the legal concept of the criminal liability of legal persons or corporate criminal liability entered into force for the first time in the Spanish legal system, even though its regulation was quite summary.
Europe’s Definition of SME to Access to EU-Funding
Maria de Rosis from Interconsulting Studio Associato on
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of Europe's economy. They represent the major of all businesses in the EU, and in the past years, they have considerably increased the percentage of employees in the whole territory.
The Sole Shareholder Corporation According To Argentine Law
Enrique del Carril from CCVZ on
The possibility of limiting liability by allocating just a part of the estate to a particular business was one of the major successes of the legal development in the tradition of Roman law.
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