The Internet has made access to a plethora of content readily available across the world. Search engines, such as Google, Bing, Yahoo, and AOL, have made it even easier to find content. As access increases, however, the risk of such content being duplicated or altered also rises.

The latest edition of How to Hire and Fire, a guide to the rules and regulations governing employment relationships around the world, has been published by Multilaw. Nwe Oo, attorney-at-law, and Shalini Ghosh, consultant, in Tilleke & Gibbins’ Yangon office, coauthored the Myanmar chapter of the guide.

Lawyers at Tilleke & Gibbins have contributed the Vietnam chapter to the latest edition of How to Hire and Fire, a guide that provides an overview of the rules and regulations governing employment relationships in countries around the world.

Multilaw has published the latest edition of How to Hire and Fire, a guide to the rules and regulations governing employment relationships around the world. Pimvimol (June) Vipamaneerut, a partner in Tilleke & Gibbins’ corporate and commercial group, authored the Thailand chapter of the guide. The chapter covers the following main topics:

The thought of class action litigation strikes fear in the heart of every consumer-facing business as well as their suppliers and service providers. Images of billion dollar awards keep business managers awake at night wondering when, not if, lightning will strike.

The latest edition of the PLC Life Sciences Multi-jurisdictional Guide  provides a Q&A-style analysis of the current regulatory framework surrounding the life sciences industry. Lawyers at Tilleke & Gibbins authored the Vietnam chapter of the guide, which covers national healthcare, regulation of medicinal product prices, clinical trials, manufacturing, sales and marketing, advertising, data protection, packaging and labeling, product liability, patents, trademarks, and competition law.Practical Law Company is a leading provider of legal resources.

Practical Law Company has published the latest edition of the PLC Life Sciences Multi-jurisdictional Guide, a Q&A-style guide which provides country-specific analysis of the current regulatory framework surrounding the life sciences industry. Tilleke & Gibbins authored the Thailand chapter of this guide, which looks at pricing and state funding, manufacturing, marketing, clinical trials, advertising, labeling, product recall and liability, patents, trademarks, competition law, patent licensing, generic entry, abuse of dominance, and parallel imports.

Guarantors are subject to a number of important obligations under Thai law. A guarantor can be held jointly liable with a debtor, or worse, solely and entirely liable as a primary debtor. In addition, creditors often use their higher bargaining power to force guarantors to waive their rights as secondary debtors, meaning that certain fundamental rights, such as the requirement for creditors to first call on debtors, are no longer enforceable.The main forms of security available under the Thai Civil and Commercial Code are: