Recent reports from three respected international organisations sketch a relatively upbeat picture of economic prospects in the west African state of Guinea ...

Governments around the world are increasingly using economic sanctions and embargoes as a foreign policy tool ...

It is highly illegal to gamble in China save for a few state-run lotteries. To avoid this prohibition, gambling companies operate offshore so that they may continue catering to Chinese nationals who play casino and e-games online ...

Many foreign employers find Korean labour law to be a challenging obstacle to running a business in Korea, due to its complexity and the intensity of the regulations ...

Some significant improvements regarding capital transactions and M&A pertaining to foreign-invested enterprises in Vietnam ...

In the prevailing economic climate, an increasing number of large corporate groups have occasion to consider restructuring their affairs ...

The benefits of running an efficient collection and forensic process extends all the way to the hearings room ...

Investigating allegations of compliance breaches is an expensive affair. Employee and third-party malfeasance remain a costly budget item on P&Ls across Asia ...

It would be a mistake to underestimate the growing power of CFIUS to regulate foreign investors in US companies.

If the bill comes into force it will have far reaching compliance consequences for all private BC companies.

Managed legal services are an increasing area of focus for consumers and are starting to make significant inroads into Asia and APAC.

The Commissioner has made a surprising reversal of its long-standing position on the transfer of personal information.

A group of lawyers from Phuoc & Partners have established a new law firm in Vietnam.

What in-house lawyers should know in case of a personal information leak in Korea.