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Bruno Almeida and Daniel de Senna Fernandes of Riquito Advogados examine how the proposal could reshape licensing, infrastructure sharing, competition, and consumer protection

Urs Feller and Marcel Frey of Prager Dreifuss analyse a Swiss Federal Supreme Court decision upholding the use of emergency powers during the 2023 Credit Suisse rescue and clarifying the limits of state liability

The law currently provides creators exclusive rights over their creation for a limited time, which gives a human inventor or author a reason to invent or do the work. The harder question is what happens to it when the creator is a machine. This article looks at agentic artificial intelligence, meaning systems that set their own goals, plan, use tools and act with little human supervision, and asks whether the speed of their spread points to a new generation of intellectual property theory.

Bob Tseng and Sally Nguyen of TWL Law Group examine Vietnam’s statutory personal data protection regime, cross-border-transfer requirements, and the interaction with the Data Law

As global manufacturers pursue a ‘China+1’ strategy, India’s incentive regime, duty-optimisation tools, and widening trade agreements are reshaping relocation decisions. Ditipriya Dutta Chowdhury and Vaishnavi Shukla of TWL Law Group examine foreign investors’ key considerations

Troy McEachren of McCarthy Tétrault explains why Canadian charity boards should treat AI governance as a core stewardship responsibility, despite an evolving regulatory landscape and the absence of federal legislation

Bob Tseng and Sally Nguyen of TWL Law Group highlight four critical tax exposure areas that foreign investors should carefully consider when conducting business in Vietnam to help them structure their operations effectively

India’s new data protection regime is now taking shape through a phased implementation. Niharika Sinha and Yashas Gowda C D of TWL Law Group examine the key compliance obligations, penalties, and potential implications for directors

João Nuno Riquito and Belmiro Leong of Riquito Advogados explain how customer and employee data can be centralised across borders while complying with Macau’s strict privacy regulations – a particular challenge for banks and casinos