Because GFY has forgotten what BUSINESS is...
We are looking at having a contractual agreement that will involve parties in two different countries. Right now we have a 'Gentleman's Agreement' but we would like it to be put in writing. Can anyone recommend a law firm that deals with international contracts?
I would greatly appreciate any help with this because all the law firms I have been recommended to deals strictly with internet law or American legal concerns spaz |
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What is the "other " country? that will have a great bearing on the legal standing of any contract and where to have it adjudicated.
contrary to popular belief USA is not always the best Jurisdiction. And in fact a contract with jurisditction in the USA will be less protective of the USA person than a contract in the other parties home country if any type of breach by them occurs. Unless you can substantiate they have a business presence and obtainable assets in the USA . |
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This is serious business. It will be interesting to see who is available to draft and enforce contracts like that, besides the mob ;)
Drafting the agreement would be the easy part, how it could be enforced is the part I am curious about. interesting |
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I know this is not a legal recommendation, but I have done business in both countries over the years and there are a ton of pitfalls, not to mention baksheesh. |
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A cyprus company would have some recourse.....
However a Russian.... well good luck man, nothing is gonna make that contract enforceble ( unless you are a Russian and have influence in that country) If you do a deal here , you are just throwing the dice....... But hey if you never let yourself be in a position that their actions or inactions can harm you.... then a contract is not really important in this case anyway. |
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You're better off with the handshake. Contract is worthless if not enforceable. Figure out a way other than the legal system to hold both parties accountable to the agreement. |
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