FAQ and All You Need to Know about Incorporating a Company in Thailand
Despite recent political unrest and ongoing border conflicts, Thailand has continued to attract foreign investors across several business sectors in recent years. While the overall concept of company incorporation may be similar to that of other countries, the specific criteria and process for establishing a company in Thailand differ in important ways.
JOURNALISTS CAN NOW REPORT ON FAMILY LAW CASES IN COURT – IS THIS GOOD OR BAD?
In a milestone development, accredited journalists can report in family law courts on cases which decide the future and wellbeing of children whose parents are divorcing. They can also report on cases which determine if children should be taken into care.
Essential best practices to mitigate greenwashing
In the first article of the series, which explored ‘What greenwashing risks mean for the legal profession’, we outlined the key principles that legal and risk management professionals are to follow to mitigate such risks. These include:
What greenwashing risks mean for the legal profession
As sustainability issues take center stage in corporate governance, could your company be at risk of inadvertently misleading investors or consumers?
New Legal Exemptions for SMES: key updates from the Thai personal data protection committee
On 8 January 2025, the Thai Government Gazette published a royal decree introducing a Notification on Exemption from Keeping a Record of Processing Activities for Data Controllers who are Small or Medium-Sized Enterprises B.E.
Navigating the 7th edition of th Siac Rules, 2025: Highlighting 10 key features
The Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) has unveiled the 7th edition of its Arbitration Rules, effective 1 January 2025.
Can Singapore learn from the European Health Data Space Act (“EHDSA”)? A discussion on the NEHR and the Proposed Health Information Bill (“SG HIB”)
Introduction The National Electronic Health Record (“NEHR”) system was set up with the goal of serving as a repository to collect different types of data of the patients’ summary health conditions and records based on their encounters with healthcare professions and clinicians throughout their life.
Mergers and Acquisitions – David Getting Ready for the Takeover
Following our first article “Goliath taking over David”[1], we will now look at ways in which David should get itself ready for such a transaction.
High Court considers novel “retrieval duty”: will this extend banking liability beyond Quincecare?
The recent High Court decision in CCP Graduate School v NatWest and Santander [2024] EWHC 581 (KB) is the first judgment discussing the Quincecare duty owed by banks since the Supreme Court’s decision in Philipp v Barclays Bank UK PLC [2023] UKSC 25.