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Five reasons why small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) need to worry about cyber attacks
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Five reasons why small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) need to worry about cyber attacks
Alec Emmerson, Sapna Jhangiani and John Lewis from Clyde & Co note how domestic courts are raising their game as the complexity of commercial disputes increases with specific focus on Singapore and the Middle East, each of which have options beyond arbitration.
The most common option for an overseas company as a foreign investor to establish a presence in Indonesia is by setting up a limited liability company (Perseroan Terbatas or PT) with foreign ownership …
The UAE Insurance Authority has recently released its Annual Statistical Report for the Insurance Sector in the United Arab Emirates for 2014. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the (re) …
Over the last year or so, you may have noticed an explosion of interest in the practice of ‘mindfulness’, whether in the business section of the airport bookshop, the list of classes at …
In Part 1, Kenny Tung reviewed the path of Kodak in the face of disruptive changes that may shed some light on the challenges of the legal profession today. Here, he takes a look at some of the changes taking place in the legal industry and proposes three reminders of how we should approach the developments ahead.
In the previous issue, we compared illegal per se and the rule of reason, and pointed out that cases where illegal per se applies turn out to be favourable to the enforcement agencies and the plaintiff in …
King & Wood Mallesons (KWM) is now officially open for business in Singapore, with the firm’s new office opening in the Ocean Financial Centre …
Over the last year or so, you may have noticed an explosion of interest in the practice of ‘mindfulness’, whether in the business section of the airport bookshop, the list of classes at …
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