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Legal Guide to Doing Business in South America, Second Edition
Edited By Carla J Andrade, Paulo Brancher and Ricardo Barretto Ferreira
Legal Guide to Doing Business in South America, Second Edition
Edited By Carla J Andrade, Paulo Brancher and Ricardo Barretto Ferreira
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The authors, each seasoned in cross-border business transactions, examine in practical terms what really matters to inbound investment in their countries, including corporate forms, securities and financing issues, agency and distribution arrangements, taxes, labor and employment issues, intellectual property, environmental liabilities, trade and investment dispute resolution, and cultural and economic issues. Written in polished English and cognizant of the important nuances of Latin American civil law jurisdictions unfamiliar to investors from outside the region, the authors offer incoming businesspersons and their lawyers an overview essential to navigating the growing economic opportunities presented in South America.
This book discusses the legal environment of: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela and maps pathways to achieve the legal foundations for successful conduct of business. Authors include senior partners of leading Latin American law firms, who have also studied and practiced law in Europe and the United States.
This book discusses the legal environment of: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela and maps pathways to achieve the legal foundations for successful conduct of business. Authors include senior partners of leading Latin American law firms, who have also studied and practiced law in Europe and the United States.
Product Details
Editors
Carla J Andrade, Paulo Brancher, Ricardo Barretto Ferreira
Sponsors
Section of International Law
Publishers
ABA Book Publishing
ISBN
9781634250979
UPC Code
9781634250979
Page Count
304
Product Code
5210296
Trim Size
7x10
Publication Date
5/22/2015 12:00:00 AM
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