Tag: Public Policy
Yoon & Yang opens new branch office in northern Seoul
Yoon & Yang officially has opened its new northern Seoul branch in Gangbuk on 1 September 2026
Non-compete agreements in the Philippines
Philippine courts assess non-compete agreements based on reasonableness, business interests and public policy.
Key facts on China’s new State Council decrees
China decrees reshape Indian cross-border deals, compliance obligations and technology, supply chain and outbound investment risk planning
Arbitration award upheld against ONGC in payment dispute
Bombay High Court dismisses ONGC petition against an arbitration award for payment of extra work on offshore Mumbai oil project
Impact of Middle East crisis on India’s energy supply
Strait of Hormuz shutdown triggers force majeure, reshapes India’s imported energy contracts, regulation and downstream disputes nationwide
Indian states race to become GCC powerhouses
India’s GCCs shift from back office to innovation hubs, sparking state competition, reshaping business architecture today
India’s new nuclear bill allows entry of private entities
India has enacted the Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India (SHANTI) Bill 2025
Children’s online safety demands in-country solutions
India needs stronger child online safety laws beyond data protection
Trends and challenges in employment law
Evolving worker classifications and stricter rules on dismissal highlight the challenges businesses face in navigating labour laws in these jurisdictions
Administrators must keep eyes on the ball
India enacts national sports governance act to reform administration and ensure athlete focus
India’s new Online Gaming Bill set to change the game
India’s Online Gaming Bill 2025 targets e-sports and online gambling with strict penalties
DivinaLaw hires ex-commissioner to boost election law team
DivinaLaw names ex-COMELEC commissioner Gregorio Larrazabal as senior partner to lead election law practice
How public policy, government and business connect
India’s public policy reforms are shaping a more transparent, innovative and business-friendly economy
Private commercial contracts may impose public accountability
The Delhi High Court set aside an arbitral award, holding that private entities performing state functions remain constitutionally accountable
Singapore courts adopt robust approach to validating awards
Singapore’s courts uphold the validity of awards, rejecting unmeritorious resistance
Supreme Court leans against intervention in foreign awards
Supreme Court upholds foreign award enforcement, emphasizing limited intervention. Detailed legal analysis by Numen Law Offices
