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Taiwan's Competition Compliance Programme
Any company may enact its own regulations for competition compliance and then submit these in writing to the Fair Trade Commission for filing, as well as take action towards these regulations, or may publish similar content on the company's website.
The Amended “Snoopers’ Charter” Will Help Law Enforcement More Rapidly Identify Intelligence Insights From Vast Quantities Of Data
UK law enforcement will get new powers regarding third party bulk personal data sets to make better use of machine learning and AI-powered investigatory techniques.
Working Holiday Agreement With Iceland
The importance of this type of agreement is that it allows the strengthening of existing bilateral relations between the countries and, for nationals between 18 and 30 years of age, to have a closer relationship with the culture, society and language of each country.
D.C. FY25 Budget Expands CRE Revitalization Initiatives
The 2025 budget includes the “Central Washington Activation Conversion Program Amendment Act of 2024,” a new property tax freeze to help further commercial real estate initiatives in the City core.
Family Violence And Coercive Control
This year has seen an escalation in the number of women killed as a result of family violence. Whilst previously we lost on average one woman each week to family violence, recent statistics indicate this is now one woman lost every four days.
Karin Law: Regulations On Internal Investigation Procedures Was Published
On July 3, the regulations that establish guidelines for internal investigations of sexual harassment, workplace harassment or violence at work were published in the Official Gazette.
Class Actions: Is The Funding Model In Australia Inching Towards Us-Style Contingency Fees?
Ever wondered how US plaintiffs’ lawyers make the mega bucks by comparison to their Australian counterparts? The short answer is contingency fees, namely the ability to pocket a significant percentage of any award or settlement in favour of their clients.
Uruguay joins the Patent Cooperation Treaty: Impact and International Opportunities
Uruguay took a crucial step in intellectual property matters by acceding to the Patent Cooperation Treaty. This milestone not only has important regulatory implications, but also positions our country as a key player in innovation at an international level.
Do You Have a College Student? Maintaining Decision-Making Rights During Unexpected Situations
If you are a parent with children ages 18 or older, you should consider taking a few simple steps so that in the event of an emergency, you can make important decisions.
Colombia The Country Of Beauty
The launching of the new brand COLOMBIA THE COUNTRY OF BEAUTY has as its fundamental aim to promote Colombian culture, foment exports and foreign investment as well as tourism nationwide.
The Compromisory Clause In International Contracts
In contracts in which the parties have domiciles in different countries, it is essential to submit any disputes that arise to arbitration.
General IP Presentation
A global view of the Intellectual Property industry and related topics from a legal point of view.
Corporate Tax Planning in Taiwan: Group Structures and Intercompany Transactions
Tax issues regarding related-party transactions have always been at the core of tax planning. Various tax laws in Taiwan prevent taxpayers from obtaining undue tax benefits through related-party transactions.