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Taiwanese Competition Law Addresses Improper AI Application
This article will explore the unfair competition issues caused by the improper applications of AI from two aspects: "false advertisement" and "price discrimination" that AI may involve.
Federal Court Rules Paypal’S Contract Term Unfair: Key Takeaways & Implications For Business Contracts
In the recent decision of ASIC v PayPal Australia Pty Ltd, the Federal Court found that a provision in PayPal Australia Pty Ltd’s standard form contracts constituted an unfair contract term (UCT).
Common Considerations for Joint Venture in Taiwan
In Taiwan, neither the Taiwanese Civil Code nor other commercial laws explicitly define or regulate joint ventures. However, both the collaborations between local enterprises and multinational enterprises seeking local partners in Taiwan have a high demand for JV business models.
Lender Liability Claim Results in Sanctions Against Borrower’s Counsel
A creative attempt by a borrower to forestall foreclosure and recover damages against its lender ended badly for the borrower, with the borrower and its counsel being sanctioned.
Bonus Vir (The Good Man): The Ancient Roman Arbitrator and Arbitration
Roman law planted the seeds of civil law and codes, which, over time, shot down its roots and expanded its tendrils to many a nation’s system of jurisprudence.
In Good Faith: How Seeking Legal Advice Can Shield You From Civil Penalties
The Federal Court has reinforced that obtaining legal advice can protect a party from civil penalties, even if it has been proven that the party contravened the law.
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.
Emojis Are Free – How You Use Them May Carry A Price 😔
The use of ’emojis’ has become common with the increased use of smartphones, smart tablets, and social media platforms. As a result, emojis have become part and parcel of the way a lot of people communicate online.
The Legal Landscape of Indian Business: Navigating Legal Complexity with Ease
India has become the 5th largest economy in the world ranking by enabling local manufacturing, relaxed foreign direct investments policies, attractive government initiatives and incentives to business owners, and much more.
Revamping Australia’s Foreign Investment Regime
The Foreign Investment Review Board regime is a critical component of the country’s approach to regulating foreign investments. Recent reforms to this regime reflect the Australian government’s response to the constantly evolving landscapes.
Complying With A Moving Target: The Challenges Of Export Trade Controls In A World Of Frequent Regulations
The globalized world thrives on international trade, but navigating the complex web of export controls can feel like hitting a moving target. Governments constantly update regulations to address national security concerns, technological advancements, and shifting geopolitical landscapes. This constant flux creates significant challenges for businesses engaged in international trade.
When Can Non-Alcoholic Beverages Legally Claim To Be “Alcohol Free” Or “Zero Alcohol”?
The market for non-alcoholic or low alcohol alternative drinks has exploded in recent years. With consumers becoming more health conscious than ever, coupled with demographic shifts away from alcohol consumption, it is no surprise that people have been drawn to the possibility of avoiding a hangover.