Vol. 5, No. 19, Spring 2012
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Vol. 5, No. 19, Spring 2012
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Contents
Page 1263
Legal Considerations for Investment in Cambodia
The Kingdom of Cambodia has come onto the radar of international investors as economic development has continued in the Kingdom providing opportunities for investment across a wide range of sectors....Read more

Joseph Lovell
Managing Director, IAO Asia, Cambodia
Page 1269
Training Courses for International Legal Departments
Managing an International Legal team spread out across various regions, countries and time zones comes with a unique set of challenges. How can a manager inspire the team to a...Read more
Diane Rodgers
General Counsel, AIG Canada, Canada
Page 1275
Preparing Company Witnesses
As witness familiarisation becomes commonplace among the litigation departments of leading City law firms there is a strong argument that it should automatically be part of the consideration of all...Read more

Mark Solon
Managing Director & Solicitor, Wilmington, UK
Page 1281
R&D Based Pharmaceutical Companies Vs. Generic Companies: A False Dichotomy?
As recently as a decade ago, there was a clear line separating R&D-based pharmaceutical companies and generic companies; on one side were innovator pharmaceutical companies focused on developing innovative new...Read more

Sharon Reiche
Corporate Counsel, Intellectual Property Policy, Pfizer Inc, USA
Page 1289
The Ownership Structure and Corporate Governance in Major Private Sector Companies of India (2000 -2010)
The issue of ownership structure and its effect on corporate governance has invited interest and attention from researchers in the United States, Europe and the other parts of the...Read more
Manoj Kumar Agarwal
Associate Professor, Meerut College, Meerut., India
Page 1303
Bric Merger Control - The New Regulatory Frontier
Global M&A activity increasingly focuses on businesses with assets and/or sales in the BRIC countries - Brazil, Russia, India and China. From the end of May 2012, when the regime...Read more
Emily Roche
Senior Counsel - Competition, Rio Tinto Group, UK
Page 1309
What Corporate Counsel Need to Know About Engaging Forensic Engineers

Forensic engineering is the application of the art and science of engineering in the jurisprudence system, requiring the services of appropriately qualified and experienced professional engineers. Forensic engineering may include...Read more

Donald Charrett
Barrister, Arbitrator & Mediator, Melbourne TEC Chambers, Australia

Andrew Potts
CEO, AMOG Consulting, Australia
Page 1323
A Discussion of Practical Steps to Harmonize Data Protection Rules Globally
While cloud computing holds tremendous potential to drive efficiency, cost-savings, innovation and growth in both public and private sectors, there are certain obstacles to rapid adoption around the world in...Read more

Shahab Ahmed
Managing Counsel, Lead Privacy Counsel, Etihad Airways and Etihad Aviation Group, UAE
Page 1329
Dispute Strategies as Means of Additional Revenue
This paper discusses and evaluates dispute strategies and the different aspects thereof. The concept of dispute strategy is analyzed mainly in three different contexts; Firstly, how dispute strategies can be...Read more

Miika Junttila
Sr. Legal Counsel, Nokia Solutions and Networks, Australia
Page 1337
Common European Sales Law Unlocking the Potential of the EU market?
On 3rd June 2011 Viviane Reding Vice-President of the European Commission ("VP Reding) delivered a key-note speech – "The Next Steps towards a European Contract law for Businesses and Consumers"...Read more
Anthony Kenny
European Counsel, The Boston Consulting Group Inc, UK
Page 1345
Intelligent Combination of Contract, Policy and Technology as the Answer to Impending Heightened European Union Data Protection Regulations
For multi-national corporate counsel, the complex web of national and super-national legislation and regulation in Europe may seem an intractable fettering of activity. The updating of the 1995 European Directive,...Read more

David Kemp
xecutive Director of Legal Policy, HP Autonomy, UK
Page 1353
The Competition Act of Malaysia
The Competition Act of Malaysia was passed in July 2010. The said Competition Act 2010 (the “Act”) came into force on 1 January 2012. The objective of the Act is...Read more
Nazlan Ghazali
Group General Counsel & Company Secretary, Maybank, Malaysia
Page 1359
Why the 2011 America Invents Act is Bad for Entrepreneurs, Bad for Startups, and Bad for America-and How to Fix It
Now that the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act of 2011 (AIA) is law and is beginning to phase into effect, the patent community has begun to focus and understand what has...Read more

David Boundy
CEO, Cambridge Technology Law LLC, USA
Page 1371
Global Corporate Contumaciousness with Respect to Valuations - The Grey Area of Corporate Law
Global corporate governance is primarily meant to be a system fostering methodological processes, systematic regulations and astute initiatives for the benefit of the international community of shareholders and stakeholders, and...Read more
Page 1383
Watching the Dominoes Fall - A Case Study in Preparedness for Increased Regulation in the Cosmetics Industry
Recent developments in the EU regulatory environment for consumer products illustrate the need for in-house regulatory and legal professionals to embed themselves in the product development and regulatory processes of...Read more
Brian Foley
Vice President, General Counsel & Director, NeoStrata Company, Inc., USA
Page 1391
The Convergence and Divergence of Legal and Business Ethics and its Resulting Friction for Aligned In-house Counsel
Decision theory has been applied in an empirical and statistical manner when analyzing decisions made in the business sphere. Political, social and philosophical elements render the legal sphere less...Read more
Sama Carstens
General Counsel, Sayar Enterprises, Inc, USA
Page 1399
Negotiating English Language Contracts Subject to Foreign Laws and Regulations
What do we do when we are a service provider and the client insists on its own contract written under a law other than English? Whilst the commercial instinct may...Read more
Carole Cotter
Legal Adviser, Currently with BlackRock, UK
Page 1407
The Siemens Compliance System: 'Prevent - Detect - Respond and Continuous Improvement'

The current Siemens Compliance System was developed in 2007 and 2008, initially in response to criminal investigations undertaken by the Office of the Public Prosecutor in Munich, the US Securities...Read more
Klaus Moosmayer
Chief Compliance Officer, Siemens, Germany
Josef Winter
Chief Compliance Officer (CCO), Siemens, Germany