Clyde & Co’s collaboration with Clasis LLC – Singapore
Clyde & Co and Clasis LLC have collaborated to form a joint law venture in Singapore, effective August 1st 2013. The…
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The long arm of the law in South Africa
Ayesha Dawood of the eponymous Johannesburg based firm, Ayesha Dawood Attorneys, considers the importance of governance and accountability with reference to the Prevention and Combatting of Corrupt Activities Act No. 12 of 2003 (PACCA) and sheds light on the issue of extraterritorial effect.
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Twin appointments at the helm of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre
The Chairman and Board of Directors of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) appointed Lim Seok Hui as its new CEO…
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One of the founders of the HKIAC, Neil Kaplan, QC, meets Burma’s Aung San Suu Kyi
The Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre’s Neil Kaplan, OBE, QC, SBS meets Aung San Suu Kyi, Chair of Burma’s Parliamentary Committee…
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Investigative Intelligence
Anti-counterfeit and illicit trade – lessons from the front lines
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Multiple roles: a modern divide?
Having to perform multiple roles on a regular basis can be more than a little overwhelming for in-house counsel. At times, it can also blur the ethical and legal edges and impact upon important issues like privilege. Sascha Hindmarch, former General Counsel at the University of South Australia takes us behind the key-hole for a look at some of the dilemmas encountered by in-house counsel.
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“Fortune calls” – compensation and legal service delivery
To read the ASIAN-MENA COUNSEL article Click Here (Note, if you are using an iPhone or iPad you can also download…
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Industry Thoughts
“Fortune calls” – compensation and legal service delivery
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Investigative Intelligence
Keeping an eye on corruption
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Full steam ahead in the Mekong Region: a look at projects in the pipeline
In this month’s edition of ASIAN-MENA COUNSEL, we provide you with a Mekong Region Update. Industry experts from Gide Loyrette Nouel offer up a comprehensive overview on the current status of infrastructure in these largely underdeveloped countries bound together by the Mekong River. We learn that some of these countries are seeing sweeping economic and legal changes and here we discover how this has impacted the landscape in terms of foreign investment and new projects in the pipeline.
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