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Artificial intelligence (AI) is fundamentally changing how legal work is done—and who gets paid for it. This in-depth analysis explores how AI is disrupting the billable hour, replacing junior lawyer tasks, and redefining the role of lawyers in practice. A must-read for legal professionals, law firm leaders, and legal tech innovators.

Sudden high tariffs and ongoing trade tensions are disrupting international contracts. Can these changes legally justify contract termination or price adjustment? This comprehensive guide offers detailed legal analysis across 18 countries, sample clauses for force majeure and hardship, and step-by-step tips for businesses facing substantial losses. A must-read for companies navigating global supply chains—especially in manufacturing, tech, e-commerce, and logistics.

Can a minimalist brand name like “X” or “AI” be registered as a trademark in Asia? This practical guide breaks down registrability rules country by country—and offers actionable tips for tech companies protecting their brands globally.

This whitepaper aims to guide international SMEs through the intricacies of IP protection in India, providing essential information on the legal framework, practical steps for securing IP rights, and strategies for enforcement.

If you're an international student studying in Canada, you may be concerned about being accused of academic misconduct, which can have serious consequences for your academic career and immigration status.

Indonesia has introduced a new set of e-commerce regulations to protect local businesses and level the playing field in its growing digital economy. These rules—issued under the Ministry of Trade Regulation No. 31 of 2023—bring stricter responsibilities for both foreign merchants and e-commerce platforms operating in or targeting Indonesia. This guide helps you understand who is affected, what’s required, and how your business can remain compliant and competitive.

The strategic partnership between Shopify and JD.com opens a gateway for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to access China's vast e-commerce market. This guide outlines the benefits of this collaboration, emphasizes the critical importance of trademark protection in China, and provides actionable steps for SMEs to safeguard their intellectual property while expanding their reach.

Explore four different approaches to tackling cybersquatting in China, including legal actions and arbitration. Learn how Trustiics can connect you with experienced IP lawyers to protect your brand and reclaim your domain.

For any business collaboration or investment in China, registered capital is a fundamental factor to assess. It plays a key role in understanding a company’s capital structure and financial health. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of registered capital, including the latest requirements under China’s 2024 Company Law.