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Are there important legal concerns for out-of-state companies doing business in Alabama?

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Are there important legal concerns for out-of-state companies doing business in Alabama?

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Yes. For instance, a “foreign” corporation that fails to register may be unable to enforce its contracts and agreement in the state courts. Moreover, Alabama, Georgia and other Southern states have trademark infringement, unfair competition and trade secrets laws that carry criminal and civil liability for offenders. Becoming familiar with the state business statutes is a good way for both in-state and out-of-state companies to minimize their chance of becoming involved in a law suit in Alabama.

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