Artificial Intelligence and Data Protection: Call for Firm GDPR Enforcement in the Age of Algorithms
Cristina Savulescu – Cristina Săvulescu – Head of Whistleblowing & GDPR Bradu Neagu & Associates In the context of the exponential development of artificial intelligence (AI), rigorous enforcement of theGeneral Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is becoming more important than ever. The emergence of advanced algorithmic systems – from facial recognition to conversational chatbots – …
Retainer Partnerships: Turning Law Firms into In-House Allies
Modern business operates in an environment of constant legal exposure. Regulatory frameworks evolve rapidly, commercial risks are increasingly complex and decisions often carry legal implications that may not be immediately apparent. Traditionally, companies have turned to external lawyers only when problems arise; an approach that often results in reactive, costly, and fragmented legal advice. But …
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Portugal’s RBI landscape after Golden Visa changes: is real estate still an option?
Portugal has been a steady favourite for people building a base in Europe. Its mix of lifestyle, safety and accessible residency through property investment has attracted families and entrepreneurs for years.
Why the MENA region is the best place globally for fintech startups to see success
Few would have predicted that one of the brightest stories in global fintech would come from the Middle East and North Africa, yet in less than a decade the region has turned into a centre of momentum.
A guide to filing civil and commercial cases in Dubai Courts and DIFC
Business dealings in Dubai can run smoothly for years, yet disputes are part of commercial life. A contract may be breached, payment withheld, or a partnership come to an end. When that happens, the parties often have no choice but to take the issue before the courts.
EXPATRIATE MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE: FAST, SIMPLE AND LEGAL
The UAE government has implemented the civil personal status laws to regulate the personal affairs of the large population of non-Muslim expatriates who have chosen to live in the country. These laws are rooted in the principles of common law and are pertinent to the family affairs of individuals.
Why the MENA region is the best place globally for fintech startups to see success
Few would have predicted that one of the brightest stories in global fintech would come from the Middle East and North Africa, yet in less than a decade the region has turned into a centre of momentum.
Gifts and Dowry under the UAE law
In the UAE, family law is stipulated under three main regulations, namely, the Federal Decree Law No. 41 of 2024 on the Issuance on the Personal Status Law, governing Muslims across the country, the Federal Decree Law No. 41 of 2022, governing non-Muslims in the UAE, except in the emirate of Abu Dhabi, and the …
“NARCOTICS IS A DIRTY BUSINESS”
Legal consequences of drug trafficking in the UAE Drug trafficking refers to the international trade of drugs. It involves production, manufacture, packaging, transportation and regional distribution of drugs, sometimes carried out by organised criminal groups. The United Arab Emirates considers drug trafficking as a serious crime as it threatens public safety and morality. The country …
Joint ventures in Dubai: Where legal structure and actual control diverge
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.