The Over-Arching Issues You Need To Know

DUBLIN, Ireland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 13, 2006--Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c34252) has announced the
addition of Executive Reports: Buying and Selling Businesses in the
U.K. - the Over-Arching Issues You Need To Know to their offering.


This 33-page report written for businesses in the U.S. and that are
interested in the acquisition and selling of businesses. Detailed
explanations outline key differences between the laws and regulations
between the U.S. and U.K; and compare and contrast the most important
aspects for businesses undergoing change of ownership. This report
focuses on legal proceedings in the U.K., common corporate issues,
successful agent relationships, and Commercial Agents Regulations of
1993. The readers are taken step by step through complex business
transitions by experts in the field. Focus is placed on avoiding
common mistakes and clarifying misconceptions that potentially lead
businesses to setbacks in these often complicated transactions.

Other topics include the rights and duties of agents and principals,
termination considerations, remuneration and commission, due
diligence, tax issues, and confidentiality agreements and disclosure
letters.

This Executive Report is written by:

1. Paul Hardman, Partner, Clarke Willmott - Doing Business in the U.K.;

2. Jean-Paul da Costa, Head of Corporate and Commercial, Thomas Eggar,
Solicitors - Successfully Expanding Businesses in the U.K.

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