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International Business Transactions Commentary, Forms and Documents, including Word-processing Software

Author: Dennis Campbell; Reinhard Proksch
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
ISBN: 9789065449818
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Loose-leaf (4 volumes)
Jurisdiction: International ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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This unmatched resource combines a looseleaf of practical business contract information--including a guide to international business developments and a checklist of legislation to consider when drafting contracts--with a complete disk of forms and documents for practitioners to adapt and use.

Forms provided include general licensing agreements, software licensing, turnkey contract, branch establishment, appointment of foreign company directors, letters of credit, joint ventures, performance bonds, EEC antitrust notification, arbitration clauses, and choice of law clauses.

Users simply type in the applicable names and dates and this software automatically generates a first draft from which to work. Generating a first draft this way saves time for more complex aspects of a deal and provides a jumping-off point for considering the various aspects of the applicable contract. The accompanying looseleaf guidance takes the guesswork out of spotting potentially significant issues when tailoring the contract to a particular situation.

An introduction and commentary accompany each form. Annual supplements and subsequent CD-Roms update the contracts and add new ones.
Volume 1
1. Business Format Franchising
2. Sole Distributorship Agreements
3. International Bank Guarantees
4. Performance Bonds
5. Joint Ventures
6. Formation of a High-Technology Company in the United States
7. Service Agreements for Multinational Corporate Executives in the United Kingdom
8. Technical Assistance Contracts
  Volume2
9. Selected International Contract Clauses
10. Foreign Investment (Republic of China)
11. Settling International Disputes through Arbitration
12. Basic Provisions in International Sales, Licensing and Distribution Agreements
13. Software Licensing Agreements
14. European Communities Notification of Distribution Agreement
15. Know-How Licensing
16. International Licensing Agreements
17. Acquisition Agreements: Purchase of Stock for Cash
18. United States Construction Contracts
19. Agency Contracts
20. Letters of Credit
21. Security Offerings, Continuous Reporting Obligations, and American Depositary Receipt Programs
22. The Liechtenstein Trust
23. Distribution Agreement
24. Quotaholder Agreement
25. Production Rights Agreement
  Volume 3
26. Secured Lending Agreements
27. Confidentiality Agreement
28. Partnership Agreements
29. Sponsorship and Marketing Agreements
30. Intellectual Property Indemnities
31. Letter of Intent and Confidentially
32. The Law of Guaranty in the United States
33. Completion Accounts
34. Mediation Agreement
35. Sales Representative Agreement
36. Franchising Agreements
37. Indemnification in Arrangements in Business Combinations
38. Indemnity Agreements
39. Expatriation Contracts
40. Arbitration in International Business Transactions
41. ;Due Diligence Analysis
42. ;Consulting Agreement for Software Development in The United States
43. ;Transponder Purchase Agreement
44. ;Patent and know-how Licensing Agreement
45. ;Protection of Foreign Investors in the articles of Incorporation and By-Laws
46. ;Agency Agreement under Brazilian Law
47. ;Mandate Agreement ;
48. Volume 4
49. ;Sellers’ Protection on Earn-Out Consideration
50. ;Term Loan Facility
51. ;Supplementary International Commercial Arbitration Clauses
52. ;Limitations on Claims
53. ;Crossborder Acquisition of Shares
Dennis W. Campbell is an Associate Professor in the Accounting & Management Unit at Harvard Business School. He currently teaches the second-year MBA elective Managing Service Operations. From 2003-2005, he taught the HBS required MBA course Financial Reporting and Control. He also teaches in the HBS doctoral program and several executive education programs including Driving Corporate Performance, Achieving Breakthrough Service, and Consumer Financial Services.

Professor Campbell's research focuses on the design of management control systems with a special focus on service organizations. His research has been published in leading academic journals including Journal of Accounting Research, The Accounting Review, Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, and Management Science. He has also consulted with and published several case studies on companies in the financial services, retail, restaurant, and travel & leisure industries.

Professor Campbell received his DBA from Harvard Business School and his B.S. degrees in mathematics and economics from the University of Redlands (Redlands, CA). Prior to beginning his doctoral studies, he worked at the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve in Washington, D.C. He enjoys living in Sudbury, MA with his wife, son, daughter, and two dogs.