….so said a General Counsel in a recent discussion we had about the use of data in their legal department.

The introduction globally of travel restrictions and containment measures arising from Covid-19 has significantly disrupted business, including creating logistical issues in closing corporate or financing transactions or holding board and shareholders’ meetings ...

With the advances in Technology Assisted Review (TAR), it raises questions as to whether keywords still have a place in eDiscovery ...

A summary of some of the actions GCs are taking in order to turn their challenges into opportunities ...

Monetization of games has been fast evolving ...

The need for efficient, better structured ways of working remotely is key ...

Data can be collected efficiently, but if relevant data is not collected then the case will not come together.

A rapid response has been needed to control the coronavirus outbreak, but it remains to be seen how permanent the changes will be ...

Vasanth Rajasekaran and Reshma Ravipati of Phoenix Legal take a brief look at the Oyo, MakeMyTrip and Goibibo cases ...

A cabinet resolution has approved a draft Royal Decree on temporary exemption of PDPA enforcement for some organisations and businesses.

The Emergency Decree requires that electronic meetings follow the security protocols set forth under a notification from the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology.

Technology can help finance and legal firms to become more efficient as well as also offering the potential to reduce cost.

Covid-19 has brought about radical disruptions both to peoples’ lives and routines as well as corporate behaviours and national policies ...

The shift towards the use of digital documents has never been more timely or relevant.

By Dr James Ding, Commissioner, Inclusive Dispute Avoidance and Resolution Office, Department of Justice, Hong Kong SAR, and Chair, Economic Committee, Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation