Dragon List Global helps companies define objectives, and obtain and analyze information in support of market entry. We provide the insight and other information critical to developing, testing and implementing a strategy to enter new markets. Our strategic services help our clients turn ideas into opportunities.
Our work falls into the following categories:
Operations and Development of Market-entry plans
We enable companies in a variety of industries to understand the risks and opportunities of entering local markets, establish operations, and maximize logistical efficiency. OKW Group, together with external lawyers, helps companies understand the implications of different legal structures, and assists in the formation of the legal entity best suited to support their business goals.
- Potential Partner Identification and Assessment
- Development and Implementation of Local Partnerships
- Company Formation and Start-up
- Logistics
Company formation and legal advisory services include
- Consultation on the type of business entity to be formed and the implications of different legal structures
- Formation of the “local” subsidiary, such as a Limited Liability Corporation (Sociedad Limitada), Corporation (Sociedad Anonima), or Agency (Agencia), Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, Nonprofit Corporation
- Business Financing
- Consultation on foreign or domestic investment and other legal issues related to company formation and operations
- Solicitation of the new company’s tax identification number and business license
- Opening of bank accounts in the local company’s name
- Trademark registration
- Revision and/or preparation of additional legal agreements and contracts
- Preparation of employee work contracts and related documents
- Evaluating Business Ideas
- Writing Business Plans
- Choosing Business Names
- Business Legal Concerns
- Doing Business on Line
- Protecting Business’s Intellectual Property
Besides the many laws that govern how you can name and structure your business or where it can be located, your business must comply with other rules — for example, state consumer protection laws and the principles of contract law.
In addition, as a business owner, it is critical that you protect your business’s sensitive information, such as business strategies, customer lists, your business’s name and logo, patented inventions or processes, and any creative work that belongs to you. Laws governing trade secrets, trademarks, patents and copyrights can help you guard the knowledge that keeps your business competitive.
Protecting Business’s Intellectual Property