On August 6, 2014 the Governor of Puerto Rico signed yet another piece of legislation that affects the interests of employers in the Island. By signing Law 133 of 2014, the Governor approved the latest amendment made to the summary procedure for employment cases under Law 2 of 1961, which already substantially limits an employer’s
“Don’t mess with the Mouse: Protecting your Intellectual Property” By Sebastián Torres, Esq. He is one of the world’s most famous characters. Market researchers estimate a 97% recognition rate in the United States that surpasses even Santa Claus. Brand experts estimate its value to exceed $3 billion. I am talking about the ultimate symbol of
Vargas Ramos v Walmart Firm Member Andrés Colberg successfully handled a case for Walmart where a minor visiting a Walmart Store in Puerto Rico “tackled” another customer, causing the other customer physical damages. The case against Walmart was dismissed at trial by way of directed verdict, and the trial court found the minor’s mother responsible for
Caribbean Business: “Mergers & Acquisitions: A Buyer’s Guide” There are essentially three kinds of sellers in merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions: (i) the private seller, which is usually has small group of owners (entrepreneurs or family); (ii) the public company seller; and (iii) a big company selling a portion of itself. Regardless of the deal
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