Property laws in Indonesia: can foreign investors own land?
Eddy Leks, CEO & Managing Director of Leks Co Lawyers talks about real estate law in Indonesia.
Foreign investments in real-estate
Eddy Leks, CEO & Managing Director of Leks Co Lawyers talks about investments in Indonesia and doing business.
Harit Sheth Advocates: Personalized Legal Services and Expertise
Harit Sheth gives an overview of the legal system in Kenya and explains how easy it is for foreign companies to come and adapt to the country. He also presents his boutique law firm, Harit Sheth Advocates.
Harit Sheth Advocates: Corporate Law, Property and Tenant Law
Harit Sheth gives an overview of Harit Sheth Advocates, a Kenyan boutique law firm specialized in corporate law, property, tenant law, etc.
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Real estate law in Indonesia: legal viewpoint by Eddy Leks
The opportunity was there. When I worked for the Lippo Group I had many opportunities to meet with various investors and real estate developers.
Ope Legis: An Ideal Partner to Invest and Operate in Mozambique
Pedro Macaringue gives an overview of the legal system in Mozambique and presents Ope Legis, a law firm specialized in corporate law and commercial law. The firm takes care of all the documentation required to invest and operate in Mozambique, assisting the clients and helping them to launch their businesses and settle their headquarters.
Hammad & Al-Mehdar Strategy
Dr. Adli A. Hammad, Partner at Hammad & Al-Mehdar talks about the strategy of the company. The vision is to become one of the leading law firms in Saudi Arabia.
Doing Business: Legal recourse in Saudi Arabia
Dr. Adli A. Hammad, Partner at Hammad & Al-Mehdar talks about legal recourse in Saudi Arabia.
Major judiciary reforms in Saudi Arabia
Dr. Adli A. Hammad, Partner at Hammad & Al-Mehdar talks about the major judiciary reforms in Saudi Arabia.
Legal viewpoint: doing business in Saudi Arabia has become more regulated
Doing business in Saudi Arabia has become more regulated. That is one of the reasons why have such split views. The role of SAGIA, the investment authority, has become more active. They are supervising the investors, checking whether the investors with license are really active or not.