COVID-19 and the franchise landscape
As the coronavirus pandemic causes widespread business disruption, franchisors and franchisees will need to pull…
Intellectual Property
Protect your intangible assets
Del Canto Chambers is one of the pioneering firms in understanding how to unlock and protect the value produced by artists, researchers and other professionals.
YouTubers and their Legal Issues
YouTube is the buzzword of today, a subsidiary of Google Inc. anyone can easily open…
The Changing Face of the Media in Latin America
Del Canto Chambers was invited by the Canning House to their conference ‘The Changing Face…
Is Intellectual Property on its last legs?
What is money for authors? The reward for their creative work. In Money, Pink Floyd…
Shall we talk about your book? The ten key legal points in publishing contracts
You have finished your novel, essay or poem and are ready to publish it. You…
USCIB Comments on OECD Intangibles Project
At the end of September, the taxation committee of the United States Council for International…
Jurisdiction for domain names
From Conflicts of Law Net I got this interesting case discussing the jurisdiction applicable to a domain name dispute. What are the potential tax consequences of this case?
If a domain name jurisdiction is that of its registration, may we infer that a tax presence could be deemed too? The legal reasoning of this case pave the road for this concluding statement.