Doing Business in China: Update April 2010- Developments in Intellectual Property, Tax and Labour & Employment Law
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Read moreDoing Business in China Update: Developments in Intellectual Property, Tax and Labour & Employment Law – April 2010
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Read moreDoing Business in China Update: Developments in Intellectual Property, Tax and Labour & Employment Law- April 2010
Australian companies seeking to do business in China should ensure that they obtain appropriate protection of their intellectual property through trade mark, copyright, design and/or patent registrations. Consideration also has been given to the most appropriate means of entering the Chinese market, including licensing, technology, transfer, distribution agreements, joint ventures, representative offices, or other corporate… Read More
Read moreFranchising Update: Franchising reforms expand franchisor disclosure obligations – March 2010
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Read moreFranchising Update: Franchising reforms expand franchisor disclosure obligations – March 2010
Franchisors will face disclosure requirements under the comprehensive reforms to the Franchising Code of Conduct announced by Small Business Minister Dr Craig Emerson. The proposed amendments will result in expanded disclosure requirements for the franchisor and will address the following five areas of problematic franchising behaviour considered by an expert panel convened by the government:… Read More
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