EVFTA: Enhanced protection and conditions for EU entrants in Vietnam
(Published on VIR). August 1 has become a historic milestone for EU-Vietnam relations as the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) officially came into force to have a major impact on the economy and the legal system of Vietnam.
Constitutional Court Decision on Inspection of Employees Correspondence on Corporate E-mail Accoun
Turkish Constitutional Court granted a decision (“Decision”) on September 17, 2020 regarding an applicant’s claims on violation of right to request protection of personal data under right to privacy and freedom of communication due to inspection of correspondences on corporate e-mail account and termination of employment contract on the grounds of these correspondences.
ICTA’s New Procedures and Principles on Social Network Providers
ICTA’s Procedures and Principles on Social Network Provider were published on the Official Gazette on October 2, 2020.
The Court of Justice of the European Union on Net Neutrality
The Court of Justice of the European Union on Net Neutrality: Interpretation of Article 3 of Regulation 2015/2120 as regards a Discriminatory Traffic Management Measures Decision The Court of Justice of the European Union in its recent decision with regard to the two joint cases (C‑807/18 and C‑39/19) brought before it for preliminary ruling, addressed …
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Filing a Patent in Vietnam
When filing patent in Vietnam, it is necessary to know procedure, required documents to Vietnam patent entry including PCT Patent in Vietnam, direct patent.
Vietnam Trademark Procedure
When doing business in Vietnam, it is necessary to register trademark in Vietnam to protect your rights. The following article shall provide full knowledge on Vietnam trademark registration.
Covid -19: Can Force Majeure Events Be Applied in Vietnam in Terms of Contract Breach
Corona (Covid -19) shall cause legal disputes to foreign businesses in Vietnam. Therefore, the article shall analyze legal disputes in terms of application of majeure conditions.
Guidelines on Employee Inventions and Inventions Made in Higher Education Institutions were published
Turkish Patent and Trademark Office (“TPTO”) published “Guidelines on Employee Inventions and Inventions Made in Higher Education Institutions” (“Guidelines”) on its website by virtue of Industrial Property Law numbered 6769 (“IPL”) and Regulations on Employee Inventions and Inventions Made in Higher Education Institutions and Inventions Emerging in Public Supported Projects numbered 30195 (“Regulation”) on 30 …
Compensation Awarded by the Industrial Tribunal | How is it Changing and Why?
Maltese Legislation does not impose an obligation on the Industrial Tribunal (hereinafter ‘Tribunal’) to include its reasoning for why a certain decision was taken and why damages were liquidated at a certain amount. Over the years this has led to a lot of uncertainties since when one tries to analyse past cases of the Tribunal …
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Does Competition Law fit the Digital Bill?
Typically, Competition law regulates anti-competitive conduct by companies within a pre-defined market. In doing so, Competition law will seek to ensure that firms and players in a market interact with one another in a way that is fair. Anti-competitive behaviours can take on two main forms in the field of Competition law: they might include anti-competitive …
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