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Southeast Asia Update: Automated Justice: Use of AI in the Resolution of Disputes
Can computer programs resolve legal disputes? For decades, the answer from much of the legal community has been no. However, developments in artificial intelligence (AI), and in particular natural language...
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Artificial Intelligence Act Passed by the European Parliament
On 16 June 2023 the European Parliament passed the text of the Artificial Intelligence Act (the “AI Act”) by an overwhelming majority. This paves the way for the European Council...
read moreUS Employment Update: The Supreme Court Clarifies the Undue Hardship Standard Under Title VII
On June 29, 2023, the United States Supreme Court reversed the Third Circuit and clarified that Title VII of the Civil Rights of Act 1964 (“Title VII”) requires a covered...
read moreGermany Update: After Google Fonts, Now Mailchimp & Co. – Another Attempt to Use Data Protection as a Cash Cow
Do you remember the wave of requests for information, warnings and claims for damages due to the dynamic integration of Google Fonts on websites? Now that the public prosecutor's office...
read moreIndia’s SEBI Amends LODR to Introduce Tighter Corporate Governance Norms
Background Last month, India’s Securities and Exchange Board of India (the “SEBI”) amended the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 (the “LODR”) by way of the SEBI (Listing...
read moreThe Impact and Legal Considerations of Saudi Arabia’s Food & Beverage Industry
Saudi Arabia’s food and beverage industry has experienced remarkable growth, catalysing economic diversification, job creation, and cultural enrichment. However, as with any thriving sector, it faces its fair share of...
read moreUS Update: Jury Awards over $25 Million in a Reverse Discrimination Case Against Starbucks
On June 12, a federal jury in Camden, New Jersey returned a verdict in favor of Shannon Phillips, a white Starbucks Regional Director who claimed that she was terminated from...
read moreUK Update: Mounting Another Molehill: Does the Virgin Media Case Signal More Headaches for Pension Schemes?
Sometimes the pensions profession gets a bad name – including the lawyers - and sometimes that bad name is perfectly justified. Trustee and employer veterans of Guaranteed Minimum Pension (“GMP”)...
read moreCambodia Issues Environmental Code and Guidelines Benefiting Rooftop Solar Projects
Cambodia has the potential to be one of the top countries in the world for generating renewable energy through solar, based on the average amount of sunlight hours available per...
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