RESOLVING DISPUTES VIRTUALLY: AN ANALYSIS OF POSITION IN INDIA
Introduction India has witnessed a growing shift from traditional litigation to methods of Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) in recent decades.
CONSULAR LEGALIZATION OF DOCUMENTS USED IN ARBITRAL PROCEEDINGS: A PRETEXT FOR SETTING ASIDE ARBITRAL AWARDS
On two occasions so far, arbitral awards have been set aside by Vietnamese courts under the pretext that documents issued in foreign countries and accepted as valid by the arbitrators have not gone through the process of being legalized by consular officers before being presented in the arbitral proceedings.
Are Online Threats a Serious Crime? A Look into UAE Cybercrime Laws
Introduction: In the age of the internet, where communication and interaction occur digitally, the frequency of online threats and cybercrimes has become a growing concern for governments worldwide.
Extradition Process Between the UAE and Denmark
Introduction: Extradition is a legal process through which one country surrenders an individual to another country for prosecution or punishment for crimes committed in the requesting country.
Part-Time Employment Under the UAE Labour Law: Understanding Rights and Regulations
Introduction: Part-time employment is becoming increasingly common in the modern workforce, offering flexibility for both employers and workers.
Can an Employer Reduce an Employee’s Basic Salary Under UAE Labor Law?
During the economic uncertainties and global challenges, questions surrounding the rights and obligations of employers and employees have become increasingly pertinent.
LEGAL OVERVIEW OF RENEWABLE ENERGY IN VIETNAM
ABSTRACT: Vietnam is an emerging market economy with nearly 100 million people. Over the past 3 decades,
COMPLETION OF LAWS TO IMPROVE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ATTRACTING AND SUPPORTING THE INVESTMENT OF RENEWABLE ENERGY
Abstract: Green transition and renewable energy development (RE) is one of Vietnam’s national goals to achieve the net-zero emissions by 2050 as an international commitment of the country.
Adv. Alon Pomeranc, Managing Partner & Head of Litigation Department Lipa Meir and Co., Advocates
Local Civil Litigation in Israel Israeli civil courts have a three-tiered system comprised of trial courts, known as Magistrate Courts; intermediate appellate courts, known as District Courts; and a final court of appeal and the highest court – Israel’s Supreme Court.
Proportionality is vital for a regulation of this nature
DORA represents a significant milestone in the EU’s efforts to strengthen the cybersecurity and operational resilience of financial entities.