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Hong Kong: An employee or an independent contractor?

27 August 2021 by LC Lawyers

The COVID-19 pandemic present challenges on important people issues and has drastically changed many workplace aspects. Businesses have responded by restructuring its workforce to save costs and remain agile.

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Mexico: GC advises Insight Partners and Tiger Global in the negotiation of a USD$500 million Series E Preferred Stock investment in Nuvems

21 August 2021 by Gonzalez Calvillo

Insight Partners and Tiger Global co-led a group of investors to participate in the Series D round for Nuvemshop.

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Latest developments on Crypto assets regulation in Cyprus

17 August 2021 by Ioannis Sidiropoulos, associate; Elias Neocleous & Co LLC

Crypto assets regulation is still considered “terra incognita”, with many jurisdictions only now making their first steps on this foggy landscape.

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South Africa: Kenya data infrastructure

26 July 2021 by Angela Mukora; Rose Njeru; John Syekei; Bowman Gilfillan Inc

From data centres to new mobile and cable connectivity, data infrastructure is capturing the attention of investors, who can only benefit from greater insight into the regulatory ramifications of entering or operating in this sphere. This is the first of three articles to be published by our telecommunications team, giving a bird’s eye view of the data infrastructure sector across East Africa.

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South Africa: Avoid complacency in business rescue retrenchments

26 July 2021 by Rosalind Davey, partner; Chloë Loubser and Nikita Reddy, senior associates; Bowman Gilfillan Inc

Companies in business rescue have plenty of worries to preoccupy them but legal challenges over retrenchments are not usually at the top of the list.

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SA’s maritime enforcement laws are a lifeline for shipping creditors

26 July 2021 by Bowman Gilfillan Inc

South Africa’s maritime enforcement laws can be a lifeline for shipping creditors left high and dry despite having an arbitration award against their debtors.

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South Africa: National interest is now a key driver for empowerment regulation across Africa

26 July 2021 by Lerato Thahane, Partner, Bowmans; Bowman Gilfillan Inc

While there are various drivers of local empowerment and ownership requirements in Sub-Saharan Africa, one key driver appears to be gaining ground: national interest empowerment.

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Walkers Professional Services Celebrates Milestone Anniversary in Ireland

14 July 2021 by Fiona de Lacy; Walkers

Walkers Professional Services Ireland ("WPSI") celebrates its fifth anniversary since being launched in 2016.

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How can General Counsel turn barriers into building blocks?

09 July 2021 by LC Lawyers

It is anticipated that the business landscape is ready for growth as we move out of the first quarter of 2021. In addition to the anticipated opportunity, many businesses are considering how to address long-term challenges and achieve sustainability.

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Switzerland: Merger completed – MLL is ready for the future

09 July 2021 by MLL Meyerlustenberger Lachenal Froriep

Leading Swiss business law firm with a focus on high-tech, innovative and regulated industries.