Insights on the Recent Dubai Court of Cassation Ruling on Unilateral Arbitration Clauses
In a recent ruling[1], the Dubai Court of Cassation (the “DCC”) addressed the enforceability of unilateral arbitration clauses,
The Role of Regulated Compliance Companies in the Non-Financial Regulated Sector
There are more than 35 compliance companies duly registered and regulated by the Panamanian Superintendence of Non-Financial Regulated Subjects.
Securitized Debt Instruments: On par with (as restrictive as) PTCs?
1. INTRODUCTION Securitization is gaining momentum in India and is developing and enhancing the financial markets.
WAS THE DECISION BY THE NPA TO REMOVE COUNTERFEIT GOODS MATTERS FROM THE COMMERCIAL CRIMES COURT IN LINE WITH THE RIGHT OF ACCESS TO JUSTICE AS SET OUT IN SECTION 34 OF THE CONSTITUTION?
South Africa is a constitutional democracy, which means that it is a country which observes human rights principles and is governed by the rule of law.
Thailand Elite Visa Updates for 2025
The Thailand Elite Visa is a premium visa option designed to offer individuals the convenience of long-term residency in Thailand combined with an exclusive VIP experience.
Sanctions | EU adopts 14th economic and individual sanctions against Russia
FOCUS ON NEW MEASURES IMPACTING EU OPERATORS On June 24, 2024, after intense negotiations between member states, the European Union adopted its 14th set of sanctions against Russia.
The Debate over Police Body-cam evidence in Domestic Violence Cases
I read with interest an article published in The Times recently which was in relation to the debate over a bid to use police body-worn video camera evidence in domestic violence cases,
Mediating disputes: “To jaw-jaw is always better than to war-war”
Winston Churchill wasn’t known for his pacifist tendencies. Neither was he referring to civil litigation when he uttered the above words.
Legal Outlook for the Online Gaming Industry in 2024
India’s online gaming industry has seen exponential growth due to technological progress and increased internet access.
China continues strong trend of combating malicious trademark registrations
Malicious trademark registration has long been a primary concern for trademark holders.