Asian-mena Counsel sought wise counsel on the key issues in these risk-heavy areas from those with expertise at leading International law firm Baker McKenzie, and two thought-leading GC’s ...

In recent years, there has been a paradigm shift in how corporate India addresses corruption, according to Manjula Chawla, Chandni Chawla and Ashna Gupta, of Phoenix Legal ...

When a crisis such as a regulatory raid or phishing attack grips an organisation, there are essential steps to take that can steady the business and help it steer clear of further danger ...

Many people are still confused about what electronic discovery encompasses ...

A recording of the presentation by K. Minh Dang, Dr Luu Tien Dzung and Truong Trong Nghia of YKVN made during he 2020 In-House Community eCongress Vietnam ...

A video recording of the presentation by Waewpen Piemwichai, and Giang Thi Huong Tran of Tilleke & Gibbins during the In-House Community eCongress Vietnam 2020 ...

With the advances in Technology Assisted Review (TAR), it raises questions as to whether keywords still have a place in eDiscovery ...

A summary of some of the actions GCs are taking in order to turn their challenges into opportunities ...

Data can be collected efficiently, but if relevant data is not collected then the case will not come together.

Technology can help finance and legal firms to become more efficient as well as also offering the potential to reduce cost.

Organisations need to ensure their rules around information governance are being enforced. Many US organisations have an information governance officer in their IT, legal ...

Cross border data flows will become one of if not the most important consideration for corporate counsel in the future given the implications for intellectual property (IP), privacy, competition, trade, compliance and innovation ...

The global data explosion is creating new challenges for the legal industry that require balancing the use of emerging technologies and human resources.

Making investments or entering into an M&A deal can involve uncertainties and potential pitfalls. These can include financial and commercial issues, clashing business cultures, sudden changes in government regulation, poor strategic fit or simply bad timing, to name a few ...