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Hossain & Khan Associates (“H&K”) has been set up through the endeavour of a few barristers, and it is located at the centre of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. We are unwavering in our commitment to outstanding client service and our breadth of legal expertise allows us to render extensive and integrated services to the …

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Krishna & Saurastri Associates LLP

The firm: Krishna & Saurastri Associates LLP is a full-service intellectual property and technology law firm focused on rendering business-friendly legal advice. The firm was formed in 1992 and merged with a law practice set up in 1956. Ever since, the firm has been navigating complex IP and techno-legal issues for its diverse client base. To …

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1. Introduction Saudi Arabia has undergone significant legal reforms to enhance its dispute resolution mechanisms, making the Kingdom more accessible for international businesses seeking to enforce foreign judgments and arbitral awards. The enforcement of foreign awards has become far more streamlined in recent years, reflecting the country’s commitment to legal modernization and judicial efficiency. One …

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As the digital world rapidly evolves and data exchange becomes increasingly globalized, data protection has emerged as one of the most critical pillars of modern legislation. Privacy rights are now central to national legal systems, with governments around the world recognizing the need to protect individuals’ personal data in the face of rising cyber risks, …

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Before engaging in litigation within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, it is crucial for clients to have a foundational understanding of the country’s judicial system, which is deeply rooted in Islamic Sharia law. The Saudi legal system is unique in that it combines the principles of Sharia with carefully crafted laws that are designed to …

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Indonesia’s maritime sector is undergoing transformative regulatory and commercial changes. The development of new shipping regulations—encompassing the evolvement of concession regime, international partnerships, cabotage policies, and tariff regulations—is shaping the future of port and shipping operations. As Indonesia continues to attract global investment, these developments are expected to enhance its status as a key player …

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Criminal Liability for Anticompetitive Conduct in Spain: The Crime of Price Manipulation under Article 284 of the Criminal Code The proliferation of anti-competitive practices (cartels for lorries, cars, milk, etc.) is generating a growing social rejection, which suggests that these behaviors, which until now were sanctioned administratively, will begin to be prosecuted criminally due to …

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