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Subpoenas in Arbitration in Australia: Recent Guidance by the Supreme Court of Victoria

Foreign Investments in Lebanon for Medical Cannabis Investors

  On 20 April 2020, the Lebanese Parliament passed a law permitting the cultivation, trade, research, and use of medical cannabis. The passing of the law by Lebanon creates an opportunity for leading medical cannabis companies globally to enter the Lebanese market. There are six classes of license applicants including foreign companies licensed in their […]

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Cosmonaut Removed from SpaceX Flight Mission for Violation of National Security via the ITAR

Data Processing Agreements: are they really needed under the GDPR?

You may have had a customer approach your organization to enter into a data processing agreement and wonder if it is mandatory to do businesses within the scope of the GDPR or if a simple clause that states “The Service Provider agrees to comply with applicable data protection and privacy laws” is sufficient to comply

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Dubai Landmark Judgment on the Requirement for Signature of a Dissenting Arbitrator

Entering the Lebanese Cannabis Market Extra-Jurisdictionally

  On 20 April 2020, the Lebanese Parliament passed a law permitting the cultivation, trade, research, and use of medical cannabis (the “Lebanese Cannabis Law”). Despite an emphasis on the use of cannabis for medical purposes, the Lebanese Cannabis Law permits the use of cannabis for “industrial” purposes as well, which many investors seeking to

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UAE Supreme Court: Fraud and deception in construction quantity schedules

Arab court qualifies COVID-19 as force majeure event

In what could possibly be the first judgment amongst Arab jurisdictions, the Egyptian Administrative Court within the State Council ruled that COVID-19 qualifies as a force majeure event. To clarify the title of this article; ‘Arab court’ refers to the fact that this judgement was obtained from an Arab court given that there is much cross-jurisdictional reliance

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War Series: Recent Submarine Cable Attacks

Dispute Resolution Analysis in First Double Tax Treaty Between GCC Countries

The Double Tax Treaty (“DTT”) between the UAE and the KSA provides a significant tax incentive for businesses operating in the two contracting states. A positive impact on investment and trade between the two contracting States is expected in the aftermath of its entry into force. Both contracting countries are members of the BEPS inclusive framework

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Unveiling the Veil of Arbitration Secrecy: The Supreme Court of Western Australia in Wright Prospecting v Hancock Prospecting

President Trump Signs Into Effect a Policy for Space Cybersecurity

The days of the commercial space industry revolution have dawned upon us. With corporations like SpaceX and Virgin Galactic leading the charge, humanity’s grasp for the stars is getting tighter and tighter with each week that passes. But as the commercialization of space becomes a more conventional concept and nations begin to scheme for the

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