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The Interplay between Antitrust Law and
Intellectual Property Law in South Africa:
A Critical Analysis of the OECD Recommendation on Intellectual Property Rights and Competition 
The interplay between competition law and intellectual property remains the subject of much debate. Intellectual property creates monopolistic rights to protect and reward innovation and incentivise creators; whilst competition law...Read more
Madelein Kleyn
Chief Legal and IP Officers, Omnisient Rf Pty, South Africa
Michael Currie
Partner, Primerio, South Africa
Stephany Torres
Senior Associate, Primerio, South Africa
Joshua Eveleigh
Associate (designate), Primerio, South Africa
Generative Artificial Intelligence: Legal Profession Disrupted?
The introduction and widespread availability of ChatGPT gave rise to fears that lawyers will soon become obsolete. A representative news article is that by Jenna Greene, Will ChatGPT make lawyers...Read more
James Lau
Singapore
Lawyers, Workplace, Mental Health & Psychological Safety
In 2022, the European Union agency for occupational safety and health (EU-OSHA) conducted its ‘Flash Eurobarometer – OSH Pulse survey’, interviewing over 27,000 employed workers on the phone across all...Read more
Jeffery Tan
Group General Counsel & Chief Sustainability Officer , Jardine Cycle & Carriage Limited, Singapore
Impact of Sanctions on Russian Companies and Ways to Minimize Their Consequences.
This article is aimed at discussing the problems that Russian companies face in the context of sanctions imposed on the country and ways to solve them. To accurately identify problems...Read more
Elena Ogawa
PF Finance, LEVINE Bridge Company, Russia
Anastasia Maslova
Lawyer, Levine Bridge LLC, Russia
MiCA Regulation: General Overview and Inhouse Perspective
The regulators are not able to anticipate technology but have been working, since now few years, to regulate the already existing phenomenon of digital currencies and crypto assets. In Europe...Read more
Andrea Brancatelli
Assistant General Counsel , MoneyGram , Italy
The Digitalization of International Trade Instruments (DITI) and its Contribution to Economic Development and Employment in Developing and Developed Nations
This Article describes a research and drafting project whose overall purpose is to help digitalize international trade instruments (DITI) by adopting internationally harmonized standard and commercial practices capable of spurring...Read more
Boris Kozolchyk
Founder & Chairman Emeritus, National Law Centre, USA
The Gig Economy and the Increasing Demand for a Third Classification of Worker
Workers in the United States have traditionally been categorized as employees or independent contractors. This dichotomy has long been used to determine whether the employer is vicariously liable for a...Read more
Zachary Pyers
Attorney and Partner, Reminger Co., L.P.A., USA
Kenton Steele
Attorney, Reminger Co., L.P.A., USA
Italian Rules Regarding Use of Employees’ Portrait
Nowadays, business communication is often being implemented on corporate websites and social media through videos and photographs that sometimes make employees recognizable.
This happens mainly in the company's Facebook pages,...Read more
Ugo Ettore Di Stefano
Lawyer, Lexellent, Italy
Renato D'Andrea
Of Counsel Lawyer, Lexellent, Italy
On A Strategic Management Approach to the New EU Risk-Based Compliance Regulations
CEOs cite the rise of disruptive digital technologies at the top of the list of trends that have had the greatest impact on how they are now leading their organisations....Read more
Constance E. Bagley
CEO, Founder, and General Counsel, Bagley Strategic Advisors LLC, USA
Andrej Savin
Professor, CBS LAW, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
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Fraud is an intrinsic wrong that has an infinite variety of forms. The problem of fraud is endemic to a market economy. Common law legal and equitable doctrines have been...Read more
Michael Ambrosio
Professor of Law, Seton Hall University School of Law, USA