In association with Lex Mundi, Practical Law Company has published the latest edition in its series of Q&A-style guides to doing business in jurisdictions around the world. The Myanmar chapter, written by Tilleke & Gibbins attorneys, gives an overview of key recent developments affecting doing business in Myanmar as well as an introduction to the legal system; foreign investment, including restrictions, currency regulations and incentives; and business vehicles and their relevant restrictions and liabilities.

Practical Law Company, in association with Lex Mundi, has published the latest edition of its Q&A guides to doing business worldwide. The Thailand chapter, authored by Tilleke & Gibbins attorneys, presents an overview of the country’s legal system and the key laws applicable to foreign companies doing business in the Kingdom. In particular, the chapter examines the following main subjects:

In Vietnam, franchising is an imprecise practice—although a system of registration and a set of regulations do exist, the framework lacks depth, which causes uncertainty for those wishing to operate a franchise in the country.

International Franchising, Second Edition (Release 3, 2014) has been published through Juris Publishing and edited by the Center for International Legal Studies. The guide provides expert analysis of franchising law and practice in 34 countries worldwide.The Thailand chapter of the guide, written by Sriwan Puapondh and Alan Adcock of Tilleke & Gibbins, delves into the following main topics: