Court Uncourt - Volume VIII Issue 8

I dette nummeret

Presently, the most commonly traded cryptocurrencies are Bitcoin and Ethereum. More specifically, Ethereum and its blockchain support the transactions of non-fungible tokens (NFT’s), which are essentially tokenized assets that are non-fungible and non-duplicable. To this note, the aforementioned have been amply elaborated upon through the medium of this newsletter,heeding to the polarizing changes in the crypto space. Alternatively, the UAE has been making notable strides in revamping its laws around investments and business contracting more conducive within the country. To this note, the UAE has been stead-fast in revising its licensing regimes in and around foreign direct investments within the coun-try. Additionally, this newsletter touches on the more recent amendments to the sub-contract-ing sector within the UAE. Moving away from the regional industry, it has been notable to follow the developments in Singapore surrounding its bankruptcy laws. These laws can beheavy hitting on many fronts and have been elucidated upon through this monthly update.Likewise, having assessed intra-national instruments of law, it is imperative to shed light on international agencies on law and legal recourse. To this note, the international criminal court plays a vital rolein maintaining the balance by positioning itself as a neutral and accountable source of justiceon criminal matters of global concern. Another matter of grave international concern is recognizing the need to enforce legislationpertaining to animal welfare and curbing animal cruelty. Finally, despite discussing the plethoraof topics of current and global concern, the legal team at STA has gone above and beyond to alsotouch on the impacts of the Russian anti-trust law in this month's CourtUncourt publication.