On 13 June 2019, the Minister of Public Works and Public Housing issued Regulation No. 09/PRT/M/2019 on Guidelines on Licensing Services for Foreign Construction Business Entities ...

Promoting “indigenisation” in the Nigerian economy was the subject of a recent Lex Africa seminar, which asked how foreign investors were forging partnerships with local players, using local content and local manufacturing capacity and transferring valuable work skills ...

With a variety of new legislation in the emirates, Louise Bowmaker of Horizons & Co looks at some of the most significant recent and upcoming changes ...

A substantive appellate mechanism constitutes a beneficial complement to the finality of single-instance arbitration ...

Through open dialogue, BAC is developing the knowledge and expertise to become a leading arbitration hub among the international arbitration community ...

In view of the rapid development of e-commerce and the skyrocketing number of online disputes, China decided on June 26, 2017 to set up an internet court, with the aim to take advantages of high technologies to facilitate the litigation process ...

Instead of quashing models that have the potential to empower the workforce, better protections for gig workers are needed.

Asian-Mena Counsel spoke to Philip Jeyaretnam, Chairman of Maxwell Chambers, about the opening of Maxwell Chambers Suites and how it will affect dispute resolution in the region ...

Grey areas in Vietnam's housing laws may increase financial risks to developers.

The ABA’s Asia-Pacific Forum will harness the wisdom of experienced in-house and external lawyers to explore key issues.

The DIFC Authority has proposed the enactment of legislation (the Proposed Law) to replace its current Data Protection Law.

The changes follow ratification of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership.

The rules are a response to the UAE being put on the EU's blacklist of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions.

To ensure that we’re creating excellence, we need to think, without distraction, of the bigger picture.