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Switzerland: International Trademark Protection – A Strategic Investment for Global Growth
Companies that succeed in their home market will eventually ask whether they should register their trademark internationally. A trademark is more than a sign, symbol or logo; it represents a...
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Thailand: Draft “Lemon Law” Set to Strengthen Buyer Protection for Defective Goods
Thailand’s cabinet has approved the draft Act on Liability for Defective Goods, commonly called Thailand’s “Lemon Law.” The Draft Act is currently pending consideration by Parliament. The draft law...
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European Union: AI Act Amendments Approved – What Businesses Need to Know
On 16 June 2026, the European Parliament approved agreed amendments to the EU Artificial Intelligence Act as part of the wider Digital Omnibus on AI package. The amendments are intended...
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China: Protecting Trade Secrets During Technology Partnerships – Lessons from a Recent Supreme People’s Court Decision
Trade secrets are among the most valuable assets of technology-driven businesses. Whether a company is entering into a joint venture, attracting investment, licensing technology or negotiating a business acquisition, sharing...
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France: New Supplementary Birth Leave Comes into Force on 1 July 2026
France has introduced a new form of family-related leave designed to give parents additional time to care for a child during the first months following birth or adoption. Created by...
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Netherlands: Letters of Intent in M&A Transactions – When Can a “Non-Binding” Agreement Become Binding?
In most business acquisitions, the relationship between buyer and seller begins with a Letter of Intent (LOI). Although often viewed as a preliminary document, an LOI can play a critical...
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Korea: Export Control Violations Increasingly Treated as National Security Risks
As geopolitical tensions and technological competition continue to intensify, export controls are becoming a central pillar of economic security policy around the world. In South Korea, the unauthorised export of...
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New Zealand Legal & Investment Update: M&A, Foreign Investment, Competition Law and Regulatory Developments in 2026
New Zealand continues to present attractive opportunities for international investors, businesses and strategic acquirers, while regulators simultaneously increase scrutiny across competition, privacy, financial services and corporate governance. Recent developments highlight...
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Serbia: VAT Registration Rules 2026 – Thresholds, Fiscal Representatives and Compliance Risks for Foreign Companies
Most foreign companies entering Serbia focus on the VAT threshold itself. What many miss is timing. Under Serbian VAT rules, VAT obligations arise the moment the threshold is crossed —...
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