Court Uncourt - Issue - XI -2018

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Time has taught us that public perception is a relative concept, especially when it
comes to matters of global significance such as civil rights, diplomatic relations - and
globalization. The World Trade Organization was in bane when thousands of protestors took it to the streets of Seattle in 1999 to object the new round of discussions that promote global trade. Most of the same demonstrators reunited in
Washington and Prague the subsequent year at the annual spring and fall summit
of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Globalization is a pattern
towards a solitary, incorporated, and reliant global economy stimulated by incrementsin global capital streams, cross-border travel, transfer of trade, data and thoughts have motivated franchisors to think about the world as one market to scrutinize shared needs within and across societies. Therefore, globalization has turned into a power that influences consumption patterns in rising countries through prominent forms of franchising and brand marketing, including cross-national expansion of products, concepts, capital, and inventions.

In this issue of Court Uncourt, our lawyers will explain a broad range of legal matters
such as the global analysis of franchise agreements and sports laws. Through this
information outlet, we intend to keep our readers updated on the latest legal
developments around the world. Thank you, and wish you an insightful read of this
issue of Court Uncourt.