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Co-Ownership of Intellectual Property – What Can Go Wrong?

E & G Economides LLC | September 2, 2025

When two or more parties collaborate on a creative or innovative project, establishing clear ownership arrangements of the resulting intellectual property (IP) is crucial. Given that IP rights often represent the most valuable asset generated from such collaborations, how these rights are negotiated can significantly impact the project’s success and its future opportunities for licensing, …

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Recent developments in the hydrocarbon sector in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2025

LEGALTER AVOCATS | September 1, 2025

I. Adoption of a new hydrocarbon regulation The Democratic Republic of Congo has taken a decisive step in modernising its hydrocarbon sector with the publication of decree 25/14 of 1st April 2025 concerning hydrocarbon regulations. This ambitious text represents far more than a simple regulatory update; it constitutes a genuine strategic roadmap for the development …

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Joint ventures in Dubai: Where legal structure and actual control diverge

Knightsbridge Group | September 1, 2025

Joint ventures are a common way to enter the Dubai market, particularly in sectors where foreign ownership is restricted or local licensing is required. Most are structured either through a jointly owned company or a contract between independent parties.

Managing a Sponsor Licence: Key Rules for UK Employers

DavidsonMorris | September 1, 2025

UK employers who want to hire overseas workers will usually need a valid sponsor licence. The licence gives access to international skills but also places the business under Home Office scrutiny.

UK Visit Visa Rules: Proving You Are a ‘Genuine Visitor’

DavidsonMorris | September 1, 2025

Travel to the UK is closely regulated. Whether arriving for a business meeting, a holiday or to see family, visitors face strict checks. For many nationalities, a UK visitor visa is needed, and even those travelling without a visa must comply with defined restrictions. With new electronic systems and updated immigration rules, scrutiny of visitors …

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Outline of Patent Applications for AI-related Inventions in China

AFD China Intellectual Property Law Office | September 1, 2025

Outline of Patent Applications for AI-related Inventions in China In recent years, innovations of artificial intelligence (hereinafter referred to as AI) technologies have continuously achieved new breakthroughs, becoming a significant driving force in the new round of technological revolution and industrial transformation. The number of AI-related patent applications has grown rapidly. In response to this, …

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A Comparative Analysis of the New Family Law with Old Family Law

Awatif Mohammad Shoqi Advocates & Legal Consultancy | September 1, 2025

The new personal status law under Federal Decree Law No. 41 of 2024 (“New Law”) has been enforced in the UAE since April 15, 2025 and the old family law under Federal decree Law No. 28 of 2005 (“Old Law”) is now officially abrogated. The New Law has brought in significant changes to the areas …

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‘Break Up’ to ‘Pay Up’: Child Support and Alimony Under UAE Law

Awatif Mohammad Shoqi Advocates & Legal Consultancy | September 1, 2025

The UAE law states that after a divorce, the father is obligated to provide child support for his children, under both Muslim law and non-Muslim law. Similarly, the husband may be ordered by the court to make payments to the wife in the form of alimony, unpaid maintenance, compensation, etc.

Self Sponsorship Visa: Governance & Compliance Ensuring UK Self-Sponsorship Compliance

A Y & J Solicitors | September 1, 2025

What is a Self Sponsorship Visa in the UK? A Self Sponsorship Visa is a way for non-UK nationals to live and work in the UK through their own businesses without having to depend on a third-party employer to sponsor them. This means that you acquire a UK-registered business which sponsors your Skilled Worker visa. …

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Before you close the Deal: Let us talk Disclosure Letters

Chandhiok & Mahajan, Advocates and Solicitors | September 1, 2025

Authored by: Lovejeet Singh (Partner, Corporate & Aviation) and Shivani (Senior Associate, General Corporate and Transactions) In the bustle of due diligence and preparation of transaction documents, the ‘Disclosure Letter’ often gets overlooked and surfaces at the eleventh hour just prior to signing or closing. Why is it a problem when you are focused on …

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