International Dispute Resolution
Galaniuk Law assists in the resolution of disputes in cases where parties are located in different jurisdictions. These international dispute resolution and cross border situations require an approach that goes beyond the one ordinarily taken by counsel. Sensible settlement initiatives and creating a dynamic conducive for settlement is important. Galaniuk Law works together with selected local counsel to advance your interests in disputes with an international background.
As a Certified Specialist in International Business Law, Attorney Galaniuk has considerable experience in handling cases that turn on issues typically relevant in international disputes, for example, personal jurisdiction, comity and the alibi pendens doctrine. Proper application of these legal concepts can make the difference of whether a court will exercise international jurisdiction.
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Corporate Finance
Financing can come from various sources, including banks, private placements, venture capital or private equity firms. The need for financing is usually driven by start-up expenses, expansion, acquisitions, working capital needs, purchase of goods from suppliers or bonding needs. Financing is granted always in the form of either debt or equity, but each financing can take on unique structural and contractual features, which will impact its ranking and risk/reward profile.
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You have selected a target business, which is a privately held business, to look at more closely for a potential acquisition. This article aims to give a brief overview of what type of data you can expect review to enable a determination of the financial condition of the business, and what figures you will use to conduct your business valuation.
Business entity selection: Corporation and LLC compared
When forming a new company, business people are confronted with the issue of which type of business entity to select.
This article focuses on comparing the Corporation to the LLC, while recognizing that there may be other entity forms more appropriate to specific circumstances, including sole proprietorships, general partnerships, limited partnerships, trusts, and a pure contractual agreement.