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Enforcement of Foreign Courts’ Judgements and Arbitral Awards in Vietnam

By Stephen Le, Managing Partner, Le & Tran Trial Lawyers

No foreign judgement, decision or arbitral award can take effect in Vietnam until approved by the Vietnamese Court, provided the foreign judgement or arbitral award is in accordance with a treaty between Vietnam and the country where the judgement or award originated, is based on a reciprocal agreement, and is compliant with Vietnamese law. This article is an overview of the Vietnamese Court's recognition and enforcement of foreign court judgements and arbitral awards.

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Legal Operations Pioneer Profile: Suzanne Hawkins

By An Trotter, Senior Director of Operations, Office of the General Counsel, Hearst

Suzanne Hawkins has seen legal operations from every angle, as a practicing attorney, legal operations head, consultant, and law firm leader. An Trotter, Senior Director of Operations, Office of the General Counsel, Hearst, had the good fortune to speak with Suzanne about her career and get her insights on the emergence and evolution of legal operations. Click here to read the full article.

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Sample Litigation Hold Memo

This resource is a sample litigation hold memorandum in which a company's legal department instructs certain employees to preserve documents and electronically stored information (ESI) in connection with a litigation matter.

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Summary Outline of SEC’s Proposed Rule on Climate-Related Disclosure and Accounting

By Kevin A. Ewing, Partner, Troy L. Harder, Partner, Charles H. Still, Jr., Partner, and Nathan Guerra, Associate, Bracewell LLP

This article discusses the SEC’s proposed rule on climate-related risks includes amendments to both the financial reporting requirements (Reg S-X) and the narrative disclosure requirements (Reg S-K). The proposal interlinks the new requirements, drawing aspects of the required narrative disclosures into the financial statement.

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