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[Webinar] Cross-border Commercial Dispute Resolution – Electronic Service of Documents and Remote Taking of Evidence

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Overview The use of information technology (IT) is becoming increasingly pervasive in legal processes. Service of documents by electronic means, including email and online platforms, is no longer a novelty. The same applies to the remote taking of evidence by video-link. Practical and effective cross-border judicial and administrative cooperation must be considered within the context […]

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[Webinar] Navigating Uncharted Waters — Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Law and AI Regulation

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Overview With the grace period for Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Law (PDP law) expiring in October 2024, businesses face real compliance consequences. Yet, significant challenges remain. As of early December 2024, the anticipated Data Protection Authority (DPA) has not yet been established, and the law’s draft implementing regulations are still pending. Meanwhile, Indonesia is beginning

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[Webinar] Third-party Release in Restructuring in the US and Singapore

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Overview Third-party releases play an important role in corporate restructurings by providing legal protections to parties not directly involved in the restructurings. These releases can prevent creditors and other stakeholders from pursuing separate claims against third parties such as co-borrowers, guarantors, company directors, officers or even financial advisors. The United States Supreme Court has also

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[In-person] Practice, Academia and Law Reform – Weaving the Threads Together

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Overview Over the course of his career, Dr Andrew Godwin (Associate Professor of Melbourne Law School) has spent 15 years in private practice (10 of which were spent as a foreign lawyer with an international firm in Shanghai, China), 15 years in academia and 3.5 years in law reform where he recently completed a term

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