SCIA adopts new arbitration framework
The SCIA’s new rules make it the first arbitration institution in China to hear investor-state arbitrations and administer cases under Uncitral Arbitration Rules.
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Further analysis on Apple’s lawsuit against Qualcomm
In our last article titled “Apple Sued Qualcomm in China, Qualcomm Is Suspected of Abusing Market Dominant Position Again?”, we listed the cases in which Qualcomm was investigated…
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Corporate compliance: Necessity and implication
The Companies Act of India is the primary legislation governing the functioning of companies established in India during their lifecycle….
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New regulation on wage structure and scale for businesses
A new regulation enacted by Indonesia’s Minister of Manpower requires employers to formulate, set and inform their employees of wage structure and scale….
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Fake news and its web of legal issues in the post-truth era
Oxford Dictionaries’ Word of the Year for 2016 is “post-truth” — an adjective defined as “relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief”. …
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Constitutional Court’s decision on Specific Crimes Act changes sentencing expectations
Sparked by an increase in the number of repeat offenders committing crimes, Korea has enacted a number of laws designed to prevent crimes by imposing aggravated punishment on repeat offenders…
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S. Korean firm Yulchon establishes ‘Jakarta Desk’ following trends in investment
South Korea is currently the third biggest investor in Indonesia …
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Thailand: The New Trade Competition Act
On 24 March 2017, the National Legislative Assembly (the “NLA”) in Thailand passed the final reading of the draft Trade Competition Act …
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Use of intelligence in identifying assets
Kroll is frequently asked by law firms whether we are able to help with asset searches ahead of contemplated litigation or during a dispute….
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UAE – Centre for Amicable Settlement of Disputes update
Centre for Amicable Settlement of Disputes can no longer mediate disputes when a bank is a party to such
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