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This comprehensive Practical Guide provides direction on the wide
array of legal questions and challenges that start-ups face.
Start-up Law features analysis from five jurisdictions that
represent a variety of legal traditions across different
continents. Expert contributors address key legal issues for
technology-based start-ups and entrepreneurs, as well as providing
insights into the law and practice of the countries examined. Key
features include: * a focus on the complete life cycle of a
start-up, from innovative idea through growth of the business to
success or failure * specific, in-depth analysis of law relating to
start-up businesses in Denmark, Canada, Israel, Switzerland and the
United States * guidance aimed at helping start-ups and
entrepreneurs navigate the diverse legal and regulatory hurdles
they may encounter, including practical insights from expert
contributors with first hand industry experience. Start-up Law will
prove crucial reading for lawyers advising technology start-ups, as
well as entrepreneurs themselves in this sector. It will also be
useful for scholars and students in business and commercial law, as
well as policy-makers interested in providing a supportive
regulatory environment for innovation and start-ups.
This comprehensive Practical Guide provides direction on the wide
array of legal questions and challenges that start-ups face.
Start-up Law features analysis from five jurisdictions that
represent a variety of legal traditions across different
continents. Expert contributors address key legal issues for
technology-based start-ups and entrepreneurs, as well as providing
insights into the law and practice of the countries examined. Key
features include: • a focus on the complete life cycle of a
start-up, from innovative idea through growth of the business to
success or failure • specific, in-depth analysis of law relating
to start-up businesses in Denmark, Canada, Israel, Switzerland and
the United States • guidance aimed at helping start-ups and
entrepreneurs navigate the diverse legal and regulatory hurdles
they may encounter, including practical insights from expert
contributors with first hand industry experience. Start-up Law will
prove crucial reading for lawyers advising technology start-ups, as
well as entrepreneurs themselves in this sector. It will also be
useful for scholars and students in business and commercial law, as
well as policy-makers interested in providing a supportive
regulatory environment for innovation and start-ups.
Corporate Social Responsibility has for long been on the agenda in
the business world and recently, it has also become a political
agenda in the European Union. Focusing on international supply
chains and their control based on studies of law in several
European jurisdictions, this book aims to advance the discussion on
the application and enforcement of CSR. Drawing parallels to US and
Canadian law, the book explores to what extent private law tools
can be used as an enforcement device and it ultimately asks if what
we are witnessing is the formation of a new area of law, employing
the interplay of contract and tort - a law of "production
liability", as a corollary of the concept of "product liability".
Corporate Social Responsibility has for long been on the agenda in
the business world and recently, it has also become a political
agenda in the European Union. Focusing on international supply
chains and their control based on studies of law in several
European jurisdictions, this book aims to advance the discussion on
the application and enforcement of CSR. Drawing parallels to US and
Canadian law, the book explores to what extent private law tools
can be used as an enforcement device and it ultimately asks if what
we are witnessing is the formation of a new area of law, employing
the interplay of contract and tort - a law of "production
liability", as a corollary of the concept of "product liability".
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