Joint Liability Of The “Administrators” Of Legal Entities

By virtue of the Circular No. Ε.2173/ 2020 of the Independent Authority of Public Revenue it is clarified inter alia that article 50 of L. 4174/2013 (Code of Fiscal Procedure), hereinafter the “Regulation”, which provides -under certain prerequisites- the personal and joint liability of the “administrators” of legal entities (e.g. executive Presidents, administrators, CEOs, liquidators […]

Giovanna SkordaPartner, Manolis Eglezos & Associates

IP Alert – No more trademark ‘monopolies’ through re-filing?

The General Court has ruled that, in specific circumstances, repeat filings of an earlier trade mark may constitute bad faith First movesHasbro, who at the time already owned three MONOPOLY EUTMs, filed in April 2010 another MONOPOLY EUTMA for goods and services in classes 9, 16, 28 and 41. This trademark covered partially new goods […]

Margret Knitter LL.M.Partner, SKW Schwarz Rechtsanwälte

Special use zoning in Chicago

When considering purchasing or leasing a commercial property in Chicago or in other Illinois municipalities, an often overlooked issue is whether the property is properly zoned for its intended use. Every property in Chicago falls within a specific type of zoning designation, which identifies a broad category of use such as residential or commercial. These […]

David J. TecsonPrincipal, Chuhak & Tecson, P.C.

You’re Invited—State Benchmarking Models: Promising Practices to Understand & Address Health Care Cost Growth

Learn How States Are Using Cost Growth Benchmarking to Increase Health System Transparency and Contain Rising Health Care Costs at a New Manatt Webinar. Click Here to Register Free.  As states grow increasingly concerned over soaring health care costs, health care cost growth benchmarking programs have emerged as a promising strategy for advancing health system transparency, identifying […]

Ohio Enacts Senate Bill 57: Real Estate Property Tax Relief

By: Adam Glassman To address ongoing concerns of property devaluation as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ohio legislature enacted Senate Bill 57 (“SB 57”). This legislation gives real property taxpayers in Ohio the opportunity to file special COVID related complaints for the 2020 tax year if the pandemic led to a decrease in a […]

Robert T. GlickmanManaging Principal, McCarthy, Lebit, Crystal & Liffman Co., LPA

Residence Visa/ Self Financial Support

Greece, among other jurisdictions, provides a Residence Visa scheme, entitling beneficiaries thereof to a residence visa enabling them to travel within Schengen countries. Two pillars of this scheme are investment and property acquisition. However, they are not the only ones. Another alternative for a resident of a third country to obtain the residence visa is […]

Manolis EglezosFounder & Managing Partner, Manolis Eglezos & Associates

Obtaining Investors without Registering with the SEC

There comes a time when many businesses need to raise money to take advantage of growth opportunities. Perhaps your small profitable company or promising start-up wants to attract investors. Do you have to register with the SEC? It depends. You may be able to qualify for one of several exemptions from federal registration requirements under the Securities […]

William H. ShawnCo-Managing Partner, ShawnCoulson

Company Chops in Vietnam: Sealing the Deal

In Vietnam, an official company seal or chop is used for legally authorizing documentation. A seal gives legal validity to any documents or papers issued by companies, organizations, or agencies. Any paper or document showing an official act of a company that contains only a signature of its general director is still considered insufficient. Indeed, […]

Alberto VettorettiManaging Partner, Dezan Shira & Associates

The New Bankruptcy Law

The draft Code of “Settlement of Debts and Granting of a Second Chance” is expected to replace entirely the existing Bankruptcy Code. The statute of bankruptcy revocation, falls into the provisions which are expected to be amended with the draft Code. More specifically, with respect to the compulsory revoked actions, the current legislation provides that […]

Giovanna SkordaPartner, Manolis Eglezos & Associates

Vaccines and the Workplace – What do Employers Need to Consider?

The Hong Kong Government recently opened the Covid-19 vaccination programme up to all adults over the age of 16 with the aim of safeguarding public health and helping to allow further easing of restrictions and a gradual return to normal life and activities. The vaccination programme raises important and unprecedented questions for employers, however, in […]

Nick GallSenior Partner, Gall Solicitors