The introduction of martial law in Ukraine in February 2022 has created a difficult legal and operational environment for the activities of not only domestic but also foreign companies in Ukraine. The actions of state bodies and enterprises, dictated by the specifics of martial law, sometimes create significant challenges for the stability of foreign business. …
Kuwait Merger Control: Practical Guidance and Impact of the 2025 Constitutional Court Ruling
This year, Kuwait’s merger control regime has been reshaped by legislative reforms and constitutional challenges.
A New Era for Arbitration in Saudi Arabia: Key Insights from the Draft Arbitration Law
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has taken a significant step forward in reshaping its arbitration landscape with the release of the Draft Arbitration Law.
Kuwaiti Decree No. 195 of 2025 concerning Foreign Ownership of Real Estate by Companies and Investment Funds in the State of Kuwait
In line with Kuwait’s vision to develop its real estate investment environment and regulate non-Kuwaiti participation in this vital sector, Decree No. 195 of 2025 (the “Decree”) was issued to strike a balance between attracting foreign investment while safeguarding the exclusivity of private housing for Kuwaiti nationals and maintaining consistency with the existing legal framework …
Kuwait’s AI Revolution: Law, Cloud, and Cybersecurity at the Core of Digital Transformation
Kuwait is positioning itself as a leading regional jurisdiction in integrating artificial intelligence and cloud into the digital economy.
When you are not the Judgement Debtor- Safeguarding against illegal eviction under the law
INTRODUCTION Order XXI Rule 97 of the Code of Civil Procedure (“CPC”) deals with situations wherein a decree-holder, when taking possession of immovable property after a decree has been passed in their favour, is obstructed or resisted from doing so by a third party.
CAN INVESTIGATING AGENCIES COMPEL DISCLOSURE OF PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ATTORNEY AND CLIENT? A LEGAL ANALYSIS
I. Introduction The Attorney–client privilege (“ACP”) is a legal doctrine with origins in the 16th century English common law that, broadly speaking, protects all confidential communication made between an advocate and their client(s) to secure legal advice.[1] It is based on the fact that a client can have effective representation only when they are able …
Attorney–Client Privilege and the Limits of State Power: A Study of the Supreme Court’s Judgment in In Re: Summoning of Advocates.
A. Introduction In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has sent a strong message that “the power to summon is not the power to interfere with the privileged communications between a lawyer and client, as long as the Constitutional Courts sit, in this Country[1].” The court was confronted with the rising tide of investigative adventurism, …
We’ve done it: the UNGC Communication on Progress 2025 report
Established by the UN, the United Nations Global Compact unites businesses and institutions in working towards a more just, transparent and sustainable future. Today, it is the world’s largest initiative bringing together businesses and organisations around the idea of sustainable development. And we are an active and committed member. We have just confirmed this by …
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We are where the future is born. Kochański & Partners once again on the Map of Polish Fintech
From paying for your morning coffee with your phone to quick online applications and loans and smart home budget management in an app, the future is here. What sounded like science fiction a decade ago is now our everyday reality. This is being driven by fintech, one of the fastest-growing sectors of the economy. In …