Along with the heightened awareness of cybersecurity in recent times, it is essential that organisations develop a comprehensive and appropriate cyber insurance policy. LexisNexis Middle East, in partnership with CMS and the DIFC Academy, will host a session on cyber insurance.
Join LexisNexis and Middlesex University Dubai for the Legal English Course: Communication and Writing Skills taking place from 22 to 26 November 2020.
When establishing a presence in the UAE, foreign investors have the choice of either incorporating in one of the UAE’s many economic free trade zones or freezones, or opting to incorporate in onshore UAE. LexisNexis Middle East, in partnership with Squire Patton Boggs and the DIFC Academy, will host a training session about foreign investment in the GCC. Our experts explain how the UAE’s legislative framework is helping to support foreign investors.
LexisNexis Middle East, Kuwait Technical College Center for Continuing Education and Al-Yaqout & Al-Fouzan Legal Group are pleased to invite you to join us for a three-part online training series from 7 to 9 December 2020 from 5PM to 7PM (Kuwait time). Visit the page for more information.
Employment is always a fast-moving area, and, as a result, it is critical to keep up with the latest employment legislation. LexisNexis Middle East, in partnership with Burhan Almarifa and Dr. Qaisar Hamed Metawea Law Firm, will host an online training session on 18 November 2020 from 8PM to 10PM (KSA time) / 9PM to 11PM (UAE time) to review and discuss the latest legal developments in Employment Law in Saudi Arabia.
With the COVID-19 pandemic, which is already having and predicted to have a further significant impact on the UAE economy, we can expect to see several businesses being driven to build strategies which include financial recovery, restructuring and insolvency.
LexisNexis Middle East, in partnership with Baker & McKenzie and the DIFC Academy, will host a course on insolvency frameworks post COVID-19. During the training session, we will explore whether the current insolvency framework across the UAE can manage such demand, whilst delving into what the legal framework could possibly look like post pandemic.