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Author: Ray Latimar
Company: Inveiss
Region: Australia
Website: www.inveiss.com
Author Comment / Biography:
The Inveiss Group is managed and supervised by a group of lawyers and consultants from Australia, UK, US and China, together with associate consultants from key jurisdictions worldwide. Headed by Ray Latimer, LLB (Hons) UK, LLM (Hons) Sydney, the Group works to provide distinct value-added and cutting-edge services that sets it apart from its peers.
The Legal Division of Inveiss Group is a registered law practice, and is thus bound by, and operates within, its rules of professional responsibility and professional conduct.
We work with a diverse range of clients, from individuals to small businesses to government regulatory authorities. Examples of the diversity of our clients are provided below:
Asperity Pty Ltd, voluntary employment benefits provider, Sydney, Australia Australian Competition and Consumer Tribunal, Canberra, Australia Australian Fitness Supplies, brand distributor – Force USA, Perth, Australia AVANSER Pty Ltd, telecommunications services, Sydney, Australia CFT Capital, investment company, California, USA Cheap Hotels Pty Ltd, travel booking agent – cheaphotels.com.au, Sydney and USA CVM Television Limited, television production company, Jamaica Law Offices of Maryem Sarwari, attorney, California, USA SEIZ Apparel, e-commerce business, Spain Spyder Enterprises Pty Ltd, e-commerce business, Sydney, Australia Watermaid Pty Ltd, brand owner and distributor – Watermaid, Sydney, Australia
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1. List Of Facts About Legal Due Diligence in China
February 28, 2012
Intellectual Property: This can include trademarks, patents, copyright, and technology licensing. Here you'll need proof of ownership or a license agreement for all IP that is being used by the Chinese company. Take into account that if you need to obtain the IP rights of a Chinese company to allow ...
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2. Preferences About Binding Financial Agreement
February 23, 2012
Before the right to set up Binding Financial Agreements (BFAs) was extended to same-sex and de facto relationships, when such a relationship had separated, each party would have had to arrange themselves for some long-winded and laborious lawsuits through the Supreme Court. Thank heavens, this has n...
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3. The Website Privacy Policy In Australia
February 17, 2012
Basically, a website’s privacy policy sets out what data the website provider will acquire from users, and what they will do with the information. It is an essential component of complying with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) ‘privacy principles’ (section 14) which refers to those businesses located in A...
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4. Effective Steps About Binding Financial Agreement
February 16, 2012
Financial agreements can be accessed by any two people who are married or are intending to marry. Financial agreements are binding - in that sense they are very challenging to overturn - but they should fulfill the formal requirements specified in section 90G of the Family Law Act 1975 (“the Act”) t...
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5. Binding Financial Agreement In Australia
January 27, 2012
If a marriage, de facto, or same-sex partnership has separated irretrievably, s.90UD of the 1975 Act confirms that the following processes must be taken in order for a court to find out and put on a binding financial agreement in Australia. Here are the details: Firstly, each party would need to mak...
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6. Binding Financial Agreement: When To Acquire It
January 25, 2012
It is appealing to call binding financial agreements “pre-nups”, but this ignores most of the picture. Binding financial agreements can occur at any time before, during and even after a marriage ends. Essentially, these clarify the process of what occurs upon divorce such as how assets are to be par...
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7. What's Behind The New Privacy Policy Laws
January 25, 2012
The Commonwealth Government’s 13 proposed Australian Privacy Principles (APP), to be incorporated as part of a new Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), and will substitute the Information Privacy Principles (the IPP, which govern the Commonwealth public sector) and National Privacy Principles (or the NPP, which ...
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8. Executing Legal Due Diligence In China
January 25, 2012
What is legal due diligence? There are numerous types of due diligence, for instance financial due diligence carried out by accountants to evaluate a company’s profits, debts, solvency, financial reporting and tax status. There's also corporate due diligence concentrating on a company’s incorporatio...
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9. How To Deal Effectively About Legal Outsourcing?
January 23, 2012
Quality: Through registered lawyers you have the assurance of expert knowledge and professionalism and reliability as lawyers are connected by skilled values demands. It's no different to the care you would take engaging a company one on one. In case you have outsourced to a reputable firm then the ...
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10. How To Monitor Your Branch Offices In Australia?
January 19, 2012
So, I’m ‘carrying out business’. What to do now? If you addressed yes to both questions, you need to make a decision if you should incorporate or to register a branch or representative office. For individuals who aren’t certain of the differences, an incorporated subsidiary does have its separate le...
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