Industry Standards and Regulation in the Gaming Industry under Cyprus Law
The gaming industry in Cyprus, like in other jurisdictions, has evolved significantly, transitioning from traditional gaming to advanced digital platforms. With this growth it comes the necessity for strict regulatory frameworks, for ensuring security, fairness, and consumer protection.
Code of Care: An Overview of India’s Key Healthcare Laws
I. Introduction Over the last few years, the world at large has taken cognizance of India’s ability to deliver quality healthcare at an affordable price. Healthcare is now fast emerging as one of the largest industries in the Indian economy[1], generating significant employment opportunities as well as contributing substantially to India’s economic growth.
Licks Attorneys announces six new partners and reinforces commitment to internal development and technical excellence
Licks Attorneys, a leading firm in intellectual property, regulation, and strategic litigation in Brazil, has announced the appointment of six new partners. The move highlights the firm’s dedication to nurturing internal talent, pursuing sustainable growth, and expanding key areas to better serve its clients in Brazil and internationally.
IS AN ASYMMETRIC JURISDICTION CLAUSE VALID IN MAURITIUS?
When drafting an international agreement, the focus is often on financial clauses or liability exemption and less attention and strategy is given to jurisdiction clause. Nevertheless, this point should not be neglected. Consequences of jurisdiction clause are important when a dispute arises between the parties above all, when one of the parties is affected by …
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WHEN A DIRECTOR OF MAURITIAN COMPANY IS PERSONNALLY LIABLE TOWARDS THIRD PARTY?
VEIL OF INCORPORATION Under Mauritius law, a company duly incorporated is a separate legal entity distinct from its shareholders, its employees and its individual directors[1]. Then, a director cannot be confounded with the company he manages and the company creates a veil between third parties and its directors and officers.[2]
How the Family Home is Treated in a Divorce
UK media has recently covered the news that Diane Culligan, the founder of the UK women’s national football team, the Lionesses, “has triumphed in a divorce row involving a £7 million home in north London.” (The Times). Mr Justice MacDonald ordered that Mr and Ms Culligan should be awarded about £13.7 million each in assets, allowing …
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The Argentine Securities Commission approves final regulation applicable to Virtual Assets Service Providers”, and the authors are Sebastian Luegmayer and Nicolás Fernández Madero
Following the enactment of Law N°27,739 on March 15, 2024, which designated the CNV as the regulatory authority for the crypto industry, the CNV issued General Resolution No. 994, which introduced a mandatory registry for Virtual Assets Service Providers (“VASPs”). On October 15, 2024, the CNV issued General Resolution No. 1025/2024, which proposed a comprehensive …
Navigating Partial Revocation of Trademarks: Lessons from Transferwise Ltd v Public Bank Berhad
Introduction The recent Court of Appeal decision in Transferwise Ltd v Public Bank Bhd offers valuable insights into Malaysian trademark law, particularly the application of partial revocation of registered trademarks due to non-use under Section 46(1) (read with Section 46(4)) of the Trademarks Act 2019 (“Act”). This case underscores the importance of genuine trademark use …
Equitable Remedy of Account
Introduction Have you ever faced a situation where your company funds seemed to vanish unexpectedly, only to discover that the loss was tied to the actions of a former director who was in charge of the operation of the company and has since resigned? You were left in the dark, with no clarity on what …
Bridging Borders: The Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) and its Transformative Impact on Regional Growth
Introduction Special Economic Zones (“SEZs”) are designated areas within a country that offer a more favourable regulatory framework to encourage both local and international investment. Over the decades, SEZs have played a crucial role in driving economic growth, attracting foreign direct investment, and fostering industrial development. These zones typically provide investment-friendly incentives, such as tax …