Mediation of UAE Medical Malpractice Claims- Can it Work
Introduction Mediation is a form of alternate dispute resolution that seeks to settle disputes without the cost, expense and delay of stressful Court proceedings- and in the area of medical malpractice claims in the United Arab Emirates – extended regulatory proceedings – via the Medical Liability Committee (‘MLC’) and Supreme Committee of Medical Liability (‘SCML’).
Navigating New Rules: Challenges for Investors and Banks in UAE Banking Law Amendments
Introduction: The Federal Decree-Law No. 14/2018 on the Central Bank and the Organisation of Financial Institutions and Activities, along with its recent amendments outlined in Federal Decree-Law No. 54/2023,
Safeguarding Financial Assets: Understanding Bank Fraud Under UAE Cyber Law
Introduction: With the rapid advancement of technology and the increasing digitalization of financial transactions, the threat of bank fraud has become a significant concern globally,
Non-Compliance in AML/CFT Rules: Company Fined for AED 1.2 million – Stay Informed
Introduction: In a significant development aligning with Federal Decree-Law No.20/2018 on Combating Money Laundering Crimes, the Financing of Terrorism, and the Financing of Unlawful Organizations,
Understanding the Ultimate Beneficial Owner in UAE Businesses: Insights from Cabinet Decisions No. 109/2023 and No. 132/2023
In recent years, the UAE has taken significant steps to enhance transparency and combat financial crimes within its business landscape.
Thailand’s Land Ownership: A Unique Exception for Foreigners
Conditions and Limitations for Foreign Ownership In Thailand, non-Thais are legally prohibited from owning land. This rule aims to ensure that Thailand maintains sovereignty over its land and natural resources while preventing excessive foreign ownership.
Assessing Damages in Construction Contracts – Part II
I. INTRODUCTION This is the second part of our series on the subject of damages in construction and infrastructure disputes. The first part can be accessed, here.
Meme Trademarks
Leveraging Internet humour and turning it into brands.
Registrability of Religious Names and Symbols as Trademarks
Religion is deeply intrinsic to the Indian society and has inevitably permeated all aspects of Indian lifestyle, including trade and commerce. Since religious names and symbols are generally considered a common heritage, this article delves into the legal framework for registering religious names and symbols as trademarks in India.
Landmark Ruling: Supreme Court Overturns PIPC Sanctions Against E-commerce Platform Operators
We are pleased to inform you of a landmark ruling by the Supreme Court of Korea which has significant implications for e-commerce platform operators within the country.