Legal issues will be among the main issues raised by South African business leaders when they meet President Jacob Zuma next week. | 13yrs
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Vietnam is introducing a new law in September which bans Facebook and Twitter users from sharing news stories. | 13yrs
Many law firms could be in serious danger of going out of business because of cash-flow problems, according to accountant Baker Tilly. | 13yrs
Much has been done to liberalise the marketplace in India but there is more to be done, says Rahul Matthan of Trilegal. | 13yrs
James Blendis is General Counsel and Company Secretary of EE, the UK's biggest mobile operator with 27 million customers and 16,000 staff. He talks to Neasa MacErlean about the challenges of running a telecoms legal department. | 13yrs
The Administrative Court of Stockholm has handed down two judgments regarding TeliaSonera's obligations as a company with significant market power on certain markets. Carl Johan af Petersens of Vinge analyses the findings. | 13yrs
Federico Hernandez Arroyo of Mexican law firm BSTL discusses the opportunities and challenges of the move to liberalise the telecoms market. | 13yrs
Luxury companies would benefit from proposals by a Government committee to tackle e-crime. | 13yrs
International US law firm McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP (MLA) is to open its second Asian office in Shanghai. | 13yrs
Already in trouble over phone hacking, UK lawyers are also high on the list of professions being investigated for tax fraud in the UK. | 13yrs
Stephen Mullens, the former Formula One lawyer, is facing damages claims in the High Court alongside his former boss Bertie Ecclestone. | 13yrs
White & Case is increasing the size of its project finance team in South East Asia. | 13yrs
The United Arab Emirates is planning to overhaul its property laws in the hope of giving confidence to investors again. | 13yrs
A weekly round-up of who's moving up, down or out in global legal practice. | 13yrs
A row has broken out over the re-appointment of a judge to the Uganda Supreme Court. | 13yrs
The pursuit of human rights in China has reached a point of no return, according to local experts. | 13yrs
The Sprint transaction highlights the Federal Communications Commission Mergers and Acquisition review process, says Keller and Heckman partners David Reader and Gregory Kunkle. | 13yrs
Quinn Emanuel is opening its third office in Germany to take advantage of patent work near the Federal Patent Court in Munich. | 13yrs
Australian salaries are under pressure with many firms introducing pay freezes and job cuts. | 13yrs
A US court will impose a series of restrictions on Apple on Friday to limit its freedom in the ebook market. | 13yrs