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Smyth’s Myths: Assumptions about International Commercial Arbitration that Need Challenging

Seamus Smyth Seamus Smyth from  Carter Lemon Camerons LLP  on 

Is it true that arbitration is (1) cheaper than litigation, (2) quicker than litigation, (3) totally confidential, and therefore (4) preferable to litigation? Frequently the answer is No.

Employers: The New Flexible Friend Of The Employee?

Andrew Firman Andrew Firman from  Carter Lemon Camerons LLP  on 

New employment laws came into force at the beginning of April which will require employers to update their policies and be aware so as not to be caught on the hop.  This article highlights the main changes:

Insights Into The 2024 Victorian State Budget

Harry Giannakidis Harry Giannakidis from  KHQ Lawyers  on 

The Labor Government has been tight lipped on the contents of the 2024-25 Victorian State Budget (2024-25 Budget) with Premier Jacinta Allan suggesting the first budget under her reign would be family focused, yet today’s unveiling has brought less-than-optimistic news for some.

Law 21,440 And Duty Of Loyalty In Corporations And Foundations

José Olbrich José Olbrich from  Cuevas Abogados  on 

Law 21,440, introduced important innovations in terms of tax incentives for donations to corporations and foundations, among other non-profit entities. This law contains a set of requirements and prohibitions to safeguard the proper use of donated resources.

Complying With A Moving Target: The Challenges Of Export Trade Controls In A World Of Frequent Regulations

Safak Herdem Safak Herdem from  Herdem Law  on 

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.

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