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Asia Tax Bulletin – Winter 2022The Winter 2022 edition of the Asia Tax Bulletin covers many different tax developments in ASEAN, Greater China, Japan, Korea and India.
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Everyday Behaviour Project - Understanding Everyday Behaviour & Gender Equality Issues in Hong Kong's Legal Sector
Mayer Brown and Women in Law Hong Kong (WILHK) have joined forces to conduct the first of its kind research survey — Everyday Behaviour Project — that aims to uncover the range of behaviours that women in the Hong Kong legal sector have to deal with every day, including gender biases and micro-aggressions: the everyday, subtle, often unintentional comments and interactions that may in aggregate contribute to gender inequality.
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Hong Kong Court Refuses to Grant Springboard Injunction to Protect Employer's Confidential InformationHong Kong’s Court of First Instance (CFI) dismissed a plaintiff company’s application for a springboard injunction in DCL Communication Limited v Lam Yim Chi Julia and Reach Technology Solutions Limited [2023] HKCFI 98.
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1 月 27 日2023 年Europe Daily News, the latest policy and legal developments in the European Union
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1 月 27 日2023 年State legislatures across the country are frequently passing new laws and amending existing ones related to subscription and automatic renewal programs, courts regularly render decisions interpreting those laws, and federal agencies are increasing enforcement activity in the space. Recent months have brought a number of developments in these areas that businesses offering automatic renewal and subscription programs would do well to keep an eye on. For companies seeking to maintain compliance with the patchwork of laws and regulations, this Legal Update discusses what’s transpired recently.
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1 月 27 日2023 年The US Courts of Appeals for the Fifth and Sixth Circuits recently affirmed federal district court decisions enjoining President Biden’s Executive Order14042, which mandates COVID-19 vaccines for federal contractors. These government losses are in addition to the Eleventh Circuit’s ruling last summer that affirmed a district court’s injunction but reduced its scope from nationwide to the plaintiff states and contractor organization.
While the challenges against the Biden administration’s efforts to impose requirements on its contractual counterparties proceed, the federal government continues to refrain from enforcing the vaccine mandate for federal contractors. This Legal Update explains the Fifth and Sixth Circuits’ decisions, as well as their meaning for federal contractors and future efforts by the government to implement vaccine policy via a contractor mandate.