On 23 July 2026, the Government of Vietnam issued Decree No. 296/2026/ND-CP (“Decree 296”), amending Decree No. 168/2025/ND-CP on enterprise registration. Effective immediately upon issuance, with no transitional grace period, Decree 296 fundamentally reshapes Vietnam’s enterprise registration regime by introducing
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Anwalt in Vietnam Dr. Oliver Massmann -VIETNAM – COUNTDOWN ZUM STATUS ALS SCHWELLENMARKT
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Anwalt in Vietnam Dr. Oliver Massmann -Vietnams Stromsystem wird neu aufgebaut: Erste Netzbatterie signalisiert historischen Energieschritt
Der Energiemarkt Vietnams ist in eine entscheidende neue Phase eingetreten. Eine Reihe bedeutender Entwicklungen der letzten Wochen zeigt, dass das Land nicht mehr ausschließlich auf den Ausbau der Erzeugungskapazität setzt – sondern nun systematisch die Infrastruktur, den regulatorischen Rahmen und
Precision in Drafting–Recitals are Not Substantive Terms, and “Value” Must Mean What You Intend
A recent Delaware Court of Chancery opinion, Feeney Brothers Excavation Trust v. Artera Services Holdco, LLC, C.A. No. 2025-0558-PAW (Del. Ch. July 31, 2026), offers a sharp reminder to transactional practitioners about the limits of recitals and the critical
VIETNAM-COUNTDOWN TO EMERGING MARKET STATUS
Vietnam’s Historic Reclassification Is About to Reshape Global Capital FlowsHistory Is About to Be WrittenEvery generation witnesses a handful of moments that permanently alter the trajectory of a nation’s economy.For Japan, it was the post-war industrial miracle. For South Korea
Duane Morris & Selvam Recognised as a Regional and Specialist firm in India Business Law Journal’s 2026 Foreign Firms Leading on India report
NJ Supreme Court: Insurance Brokers, Producers, and Agents Not Exempt from Consumer Fraud Act, Casts Doubt on “Learned Professional” Exemption
By Brad D. Feldman, Gregory D. Herrold and James HearonIn a unanimous opinion, Lowe v. Audet, __ N.J. ___ (2026) (slip op.), the New Jersey Supreme Court held that insurance brokers, producers, and agents are not exempt from the
Vietnam’s Power System Is Being Rebuilt: First Grid Battery Signals a Historic Energy Shift
Vietnam’s energy transition has entered a decisive new phase. A series of major developments announced over the past weeks demonstrates that the country is no longer focusing solely on expanding generation capacity—it is now systematically building the infrastructure, regulatory framework
No Vine to Certify: Grape Packer’s Bid for Class Certification Falls Short of Rule 23’s Requirements
By Gerald L. Maatman, Jr., Jennifer A. Riley, Betty Luu, and Jamar Davis Duane Morris Takeaway: On July 21, 2026, in Sara Reyes, et al v. Grow Smart Labor, Inc., et al, Case No. 1:24-CV-00028, Magistrate Judge Stanley Boone of
The Class Action Weekly Wire – Episode 158: California Federal Court Approves $1.5 Billion Settlement In AI Copyright Class Action
Duane Morris Takeaway: This week’s episode features Duane Morris partner Jerry Maatman and senior associate Hayley Ryan with their analysis of the $1.5 billion settlement set to resolve a class action brought by authors alleging artificial intelligence developer Anthropic pirated