Project Finance

Getting the Deal Through published the fully revised and updated  edition of Project Finance, a volume in  series of annual reports, which provide international analysis in key areas of law and policy for corporate counsel, cross-border legal practitioners and business people.

Two of Doulah & Doulah partners wrote the Bangladesh chapter in the book.

International Arbitration

Global Legal Group published the fully revised and updated edition of International Arbitration, a volume in  series of annual reports, which provide international analysis in key areas of law and policy for corporate counsel, cross-border legal practitioners and business people.

Two of Doulah & Doulah partners wrote the Bangladesh chapter in the book.

A comprehensive coverage of employment laws in Asia Pacific contributed by legal experts in the region. The report contains detailed information that is essential to ensure compliance with local laws and customs.

Towers Watson is a leading global professional services company that helps organizations improve performance through effective people, risk and financial management. With 14,000 associates around the world, we offer solutions in the areas of employee benefits, talent management, rewards, and risk and capital management. Doulah & Doulah undertook the assignment of writing up the Bangladesh Chapter for this publication .

Corporate Governance: Capital Market & Private Equity

The corporate governance assessments and recommendations are prepared under the joint World Bank/IMF Reports on the Observance of Standards and Codes (ROSC) program. It is emphasized on the role of international standards – such as the OECD Principles of Corporate Governance -- in strengthening the international financial architecture. In a world of integrated capital markets, financial crises in individual countries can imperil international financial stability.

At the international level, international standards enhance transparency and multilateral surveillance. They highlight weaknesses that may contribute to economic and financial vulnerability, foster market efficiency and discipline, and ultimately contribute to a global economy that is more robust and less prone to crisis. At the national level, such standards help identify vulnerabilities and guide policy reform.

The publication was a joint effort form Doulah & Doulah and World Bank.

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Foreign Tax & Trade Briefs:

This book is considered to be an authority to handle your critical international business ventures with the one information service that provides the latest tax and trade information for over 110 countries and territories on a regular quarterly basis.

Coverage of each country/territory includes information on: individual tax; partnership/business profits tax; corporate tax; capital tax; dividend tax; remittance tax; revenue tax; sale tax; real estate tax; tax treaties; import licenses; exchanges; and credit experience. First published in 1951. Looseleaf, updated with revisions four times each year.

Doulah & Doulah is proud to be a part of this project in incorporating Bangladesh (48-page tax analysis) in the book from 2011 and continuing towards its regular updates. The book is available on Lexis Online.

Attachment of Assets:

Practitioners from leading firms in over 70 countries provide practical information about procedural and substantive issues regarding attachment of assets. Because the availability of attachments in advance of judgments can make the difference between success and failure in a lawsuit for money damages, and because attachments may often be obtained in places far removed from the venues of proceedings on the merits, it is important for litigation counsel to be aware of the potential for multi-jurisdictional assaults on the assets of their clients or of their clients’ adversaries.

The Author Lawrence W. Newman has been a partner in the New York office of Baker & McKenzie since 1971, Doulah & Doulah is proud to be a part of this project in incorporating Bangladesh chapter in the book from 1995 and continuing towards its regular updates.

Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Asia:

Legal Aspects of Doing Business in Asia - provides coverage of more than 22 major trading jurisdictions in Asia and the Pacific on the requirements for doing business and investing in those countries, prepared by local practitioners with expertise in business transactions. Practical insights are offered on general conditions for conduct of business, business registrations, investment incentives, currency regulation, establishment of enterprises, principal business organizations, important considerations for choosing a form of business, formation of business procedures, acquisition of enterprises, acquisition of realty, guidelines for foreign transactions, import and export regulations, exchange controls, credit and security, taxation, customs regulation, competition law, intellectual property law, employment law, and banking law. 

Christian Campbell is a Member British Institute of International and Comparative Law. Professor Dennis Campbell is the Director of the Center for International Legal Studies (CILS) in Salzburg, Austria. Doulah & Doulah is proud to be a part of this project in incorporating Bangladesh chapter in the book from 2000 and continuing towards its regular updates.
 

Enforcement of Money Judgments:

Enforcement of Money Judgments is a practical guide designed to help negotiate and draft a contract involving a foreign party and initiate a lawsuit against a party in, or with assets in, another country, knowing the advantages and disadvantages of enforcing any eventual judgment before execution of a contract, or begin litigation proceedings

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Practitioners from over 85 countries provide practical information about procedural and substantive issues regarding foreign judgment enforcement.

The Author Lawrence W. Newman has been a partner in the New York office of Baker & McKenzie since 1971, Doulah & Doulah is proud to be a part of this project in incorporating Bangladesh chapter in the book from 1995 and continuing towards its regular updates.

Trade Marks, Trade Names and Unfair Competition

Covering the law and practice of trademark applications, registration and enforcement in 200 jurisdictions worldwide.  Shows over 30 key aspects of trade mark law and practice for each country. Covers each country in an identical format, ensuring all the key issues are dealt with in a consistent and easily accessible way. Contains updated information and essential practical advice. The work is also published on CD-ROM, with valuable additional search facilities. Explains the legislation with descriptions of the procedure for trademark registration and protection, and how to approach a challenge infringement and how to seek redress. Covers trade names and unfair competition. Includes a new section on domain names. Includes an accompanying newsletter published three times a year.

Doulah & Doulah is proud to be a part of this project in incorporating Bangladesh chapter in the book from 1990 and continuing towards its regular updates.

Major International Laws for the Protection of IP Rights

The three partners of Doulah & Doulah A.B.M. Badrud Doulah, A.B.M. Shamsud Doulah and Dr. Mariam Khatoon authored and edited the book entitled Major International Laws for the Protection of Intellectual Property Rights, 1999, published from SIRBII, Dhaka which includes all the major international IP Laws.

The book is now referred in various courts and offices in many countries including Bangladesh, Singapore & India.