“Ambit, perspectives, and challenges of the law that establish the Writ of Relief”
Santo Domingo. The Asociación Hipólito Herrera Billini “Por el Desarrollo de la Cultura Jurídica Dominicana” (For the development of the Dominican Juridical Culture) and Universidad Iberoamericana (UNIBE) organized the panel “Ambit, perspectives, and challenges of the law which establishes the Writ of Relief” with the object of analyzing and commenting
General information for the incorporation of Dominican companies
General information for the incorporation of Dominican companies
Pellerano & Herrera launches awareness campaign
Santo Domingo. The firm Pellerano & Herrera during a cocktail announced its awareness campaign to guide the population in regards to their rights and duties as are consigned in the Constitution of the Republic and other laws, in order to contribute to the legal knowledge of the population. Dr. Ricardo Pellerano,
P&H’s founding partner receives “Master of Law” award from the Dominican College of Lawyers
In a ceremony hosted at their headquarters in the Colonial Zone of Santo Domingo, the Dominican College of Lawyers distinguished Juan Manuel Pellerano, founding partner of Pellerano & Herrera with the Master of Law award. In his speech the President of the School of Judges of the Dominican Republic referred
Procedural Penal Code of the Dominican Republic
Procedural Penal Code of the Dominican Republic ]
Law on Dominican Social Security System
Law on Dominican Social Security System
Monetary and Financial law
Monetary and Financial law
Dominican Republic Puts Out Welcome Mat For U.S. Insurance Companies
When the Dominican Republic enacted a new insurance law last summer, it affirmed its interest in having insurance companies from the United States and other countries operate in the Dominican Republic. The new law also makes clear what requirements insurers from the U.S. and elsewhere must meet to enter the
Textile Law Has Big Impact On The Caribbean
Last year, the United States Congress passed the Trade and Development Act of 2000. The law was intended in large measure to promote the economic development of the Caribbean region by expanding trade relations between the U.S. and the countries of this area. Although it may be too early to