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The Kenya Employment Act, 2007 (Employment Act), was enacted to declare and define the fundamental rights of employees and to provide basic conditions of employment to employees among other things. Employment laws and regulations in Kenya, govern the termination and dismissal of employees to ensure fairness and protect the rights of both employers and employees. The post Summary Dismissal and Unfair Termination of Employees in Kenya appeared first on Power Legal.

New Zealand: On 29 March 2023 the Resale Right for Visual Artists Bill was introduced to Parliament, seeking to establish an Artist Resale Royalty Scheme under which artists of visual artwork would receive a percentage of the resale value each…

India: The September edition of our Arbitration newsletter, where we delve into significant judgments that have shaped the legal landscape under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (‘Act’). In this edition, we explore eight noteworthy cases that touch upon the…

Ibu Kota Nusantara (“IKN”), Indonesia’s new capital, offers thrilling investment and business prospects. The government has introduced regulations to embrace businesses and investors, including innovative IKN Public-Private Partnerships and ensuring secure land ownership and rights. Located strategically and guided by…

United Kingdom: As we approach National Work Life Week (2-6 October), it is important to reflect on the flexible working practices and policies within our workplaces. National Work Life Week is an annual campaign led by the Working Families charity…

On 26 June 2023, the Registrar of trademarks determined a case that challenged the registration of a trademark and shed light on the registration of Geographical Indications in Kenya. The matter commonly referred to as the “Tinderet Case” can be traced back to 22 December 2017 when George Williamson & Co. Limited (the proprietor) [...] The post A Case for Geographical Indication? An overview of the Tinderet Case first appeared on Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Technology law. The post A Case for Geographical Indication? An overview of the Tinderet Case appeared first on Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Technology law.

INTRODUCTION Picture a lecturer, plagued by suspicion and casting a wary gaze upon student essays he suspects were written by Chat GPT. The unsettling question then emerges; how can the lecturer prove it? To put simply, if Chat GPT writes like humans, how can he or she distinguish whether the text was written by [...] The post Intellectual Property and Artificial Intelligence: Proving & Disproving Chat GPT Authorship first appeared on Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Technology law. The post Intellectual Property and Artificial Intelligence: Proving & Disproving Chat GPT Authorship appeared first on Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Technology law.

Climate Change The post The Climate Change (Amendment) Act, 2023: A Closer Look appeared first on Alakonya Law LLP.

On September 11, 2023, the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (“SIC”), as the competent authority to issue instructions regarding the protection and processing of personal data in Colombia, issued External Circular No. 01 of 2023, which regulates the processing of…

United States: From time to time, observers have been surprised when a foreign-based complainant pursues an ITC Section 337 investigation to enforce its intellectual property against an American company. Dentons – Insights – Read More