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Our team acts for a leading independent data, voice and intellectual property provider
Our team acts for a leading independent data, voice and intellectual property provider in a review brought by a state entity challenging the lawfulness of a substantial infrastructure which is in an advanced stage of its implementation. The case includes difficult questions of administrative law as far as the tender is concerned; the misuse of corruption legislation; and a constitutional challenge to the very existence of the state entity.
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Watch our Employment Law Annual Conference titled "Client Centricity: Workplace Synergies." Workplaces are creative and challenging spaces and extend beyond the traditional office space or factory floor. At the intersection of law and everyday practicalities, there exists opportunities to synergise efforts to produce safer work environments, manage employee relations more optimally, resolve disputes effectively, and ensure legal compliance. In the CDH Employment Law Annual Conference, we will explore these approaches as well as changes to the world of work in the form of technology, increased access to global talent, and best practices in the workplace.
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