We put all of the experiences and emotions that we associate with our city into our products – always paying attention to detail, never sacrificing quality. As you wrap a LIEBESKIND belt around your waist, the city of Berlin is being wrapped around you.

www.liebeskind-berlin.com

DIALOGUE Fashion Development is a company specialised in promoting businesses in the fashion world.
Located in the heart of Barcelona, collections are presented to the media in Dialogue’s showroom, over 300 square meters dedicated to fashion.
Dialogue’s main objective as communication and image consultants is to promote the identity of international firms through strategic communication and public relations actions and programmes, managing relations with the different media sectors.

Fidancia consolidates as a leading firm in legal advice to international companies of the textile sector.

Fidancia commits itself to offer an added value to its services by making available for the fashion sector professionals, either their clients or not, its Legal Department. It consists of several lawyers and a qualified professional team, as well as a large international network of lawyers to be assigned its files, if required, to guarantee “in situ” the maximum efficiency and the best solution for their conflicts judicially or amicably. Additionally, Fidancia’s Legal Department will provide “preventive” advice to avoid future contentious proceedings.

Out-of-court debt collection management:
In most of the cases, Fidancia will initially recommend an amicable negotiation with the debtor for securing payment out of courts. Out-of-court management will consist of securing the debtor’s payment by delivering summons, e-mails, requests of reports and telephone calls on behalf of Fidancia’s lawyers. Cost of initiation of each proceeding will depend on the debt’s amount. This stage will have a maximum duration of two months. If the debtor has not been found or a reliable payment agreement has not been reached within such time, Fidancia will inform on the situation and, if appropriate, will offer its client the possibility to continue the procedures by initiating judicial proceedings. If the client is not interested in filing legal actions, Fidancia will close the file.

Judicial debt collection management:
Whenever the amicable management is not successful or circumstances may require an immediate action Fidancia will set out the possibility to bring a lawsuit against the debtor. In this case, fees will depend on, among other factors, the type of proceeding (small claims, exchange, verbal or ordinary), the country where the lawsuit must be brought, the judicial costs, the Lawyer and Court Liaison fees and the duration. In all cases, Fidancia will always inform in advance of the approximate cost of each stage of the proceeding and the expenses that could be incurred and Fidancia will only act with the prior express approval of the applicant.

General legal advice:
Fidancia’s team is always available by telephone or e-mail to meet its clients’ queries, will provide last details of the situation of their proceedings directly and on an updated basis.
Email: legal@fidancia.com

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[contact-form] ]]> http://www.fidancia.com/fidancia-sh/lawconsulting/feed/ 0 http://www.fidancia.com/fidancia-sh/report2011/ http://www.fidancia.com/fidancia-sh/report2011/#comments Fri, 20 Aug 2010 11:58:28 +0000 admin http://prueba.fidancia.com/?p=2582 Overseas export visitors on the rise

WHO’S NEXT PARIS, the international fashion and accessory trade show at Porte de Versailles, ended Tuesday, January 22nd on a positive note thanks to the business-oriented atmosphere and the new and efficient trade show layout.

Indeed, international buyers and visitors massively attended the event thus confirming their interest in 1st-session trade shows.

As noticed these past two years, the number of overseas exports actors has really increased with +16.5% Asian buyers and +4.4% buyers from the American continent. These two continents, motivated by the high-quality offer and specific large-scale communications operations, didn’t suffer from the bad weather conditions as they arrived in Paris a few days before the trade show.
The number of visitors from Europe remains mostly stable (-4.2%).
The only penalized country was France, with a drop in attendance mostly due to bad weather that led to the cancellation of 40% of the domestic flights to Paris and important train problems.
However, the visitor flow remained stable and orders were placed during the four days of the trade show.

A year and a half after the buyout of PRET-A-PORTER PARIS, the new organization decided by WHO’S NEXT PARIS seems, according to most people, fully operational.

The latest changes in the layout: MR. BROWN sharing hall 3 with PRIVATE, the division of PRIVATE into 3 halls and the grouping together of the accessory offer in hall 7.2 were really enjoyed by both exhibitors and visitors.

Clear, consistent and business-oriented, this new division, with ready-to-wear on the ground floor, and accessories on the 1st floor, pleased everyone. The same configuration will be kept for WHO’S NEXT PARIS’s upcoming edition, held July 6th – 9th 2013, during the 2nd sales WE, as an incentive for French and European buyers to attend the trade show.

WHO’S NEXT PARIS’ creative offer, gathered in the FAME’s (women) FRESH area, in SIR BROWN for MR. BROWN (men) and PREMIERE CLASSE (accessories) made a difference this season. Around one hundred new labels, exhibiting for the first time in Paris, stood out thanks to their high-quality selection and drew the attention of the market’s most influential trend setters.

Last but not least, a host of events (forums, fashion shows, exhibitions, conferences, styling challenges, performances, concerts, happy hours and parties…), mostly developed around the season’s theme, the Industrial Revolution, punctuated the trade show during four days and contributed towards a warm atmosphere, contrasting with the chilly temperatures outside.

ATTENDANCE FIGURES
(Compared with January 2012)

A total of 57,838 visitors, 63,5% from France and 37% from abroad (vs. 70/30 at the time of the buyout), attended the Porte de Versailles trade show, showing a 12% drop in the global attendance compared with January 2012.

FRANCE
France shows a 17.3% drop in attendance with 36,712 visitors, i.e. 63,5% of the global attendance. There were 15.6 % less visitors from the Paris regionwhile people from the rest of the country showed an 18.6 % drop in attendance compared with last January, representing 20,844 visitors.

EUROPE (France excepted)
Europe (French buyers excepted) shows a 4.2 drop in attendance. With 15,684 visitors, it makes for 74.2 % of the foreign attendance.
Held up by the cancellation of many flights, 3 countries that are usually regulars at the trade show also had a dropping number of visitors: -11.2% and 3,482 visitors for Italy; -12.5%, i.e. 1,908 visitors for Spain; -5.2% and 1,232 visitors for Great Britain. These three countries rank 1st, 3rd and 5th in terms of visitors.
Belgium, the 2nd European country, shows a slight rise in attendance: +1.8%, i.e. 2,280 visitors.
Turkey: 1,166 visitors (+25.6%), ranks 6th
Switzerland: 842 visitors (-10.8%), ranks 7th
Germany: 792 visitors (-8.5%), ranks 8th

ASIA
Asia speaks for the greatest increase in the attendance with + 15.5% and 3,036 visitors, making for 14.4% of the foreign attendance.
This growth is mostly due to Japan, +10.7%, that ranks 4th with 1,898 visitors. Chinese buyers also massively attended this trade show: +66.5% with 516 visitors. Korea is also on the rise with + 12.3 % and 348 visitors.

THE AMERICAN CONTINENT
A 4.4% growth for the American continent, representing 4.7 % of the foreign attendance with 988 visitors. The United States are stable with 372 visitors while 222 buyers from Canada attended the show. The French Overseas Departments (counted as part of the American region) were also present through 220 boutiques. Brazil generated 62 visitors.

THE MIDDLE EAST
The Middle-East shows a slight 7.7% drop with 646 visitors. Most of them are from Israel (166 visitors). Lebanon, a regular at the trade show, ranks 2nd with 160 visitors while Saudi Arabia arrives third with 106 buyers.

AFRICA
A 16.2% rise for the African continent with 604 visitors. Tunisia had a record number of retailers: 172 altogether.Morocco also stands out with 162 buyers.

OCEANIA
A growing number of retailers from Oceania: + 13.5% this season with 168 visitors, mostly from Australia (150 visitors).