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Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in Vietnam play a vital role in driving market development and restructuring. However, the M&A process is often complex and requires deep understanding of the legal framework as well as specific commercial factors. This article summarizes important points from a commercial lawyer’s perspective to support businesses in executing effective transactions. 1….
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Aug
Aug
When doing business in Vietnam and looking for expansion, foreign investors often consider whether to establish a representative office or a branch. Understanding the legal distinctions between these two forms will help select the option that best aligns with business objectives while ensuring compliance with current regulations. 1. Basic Concepts and Functions A representative office…
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Jul
Jul
When deciding to invest in Vietnam, selecting an appropriate business type is a crucial step that helps investors optimize their rights, responsibilities, and operational efficiency. Each form for enterprises doing business in Vietnam has distinct legal characteristics, governance structures, capital requirements, and fundraising capabilities, so careful consideration is needed based on business objectives and investment…
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Jul
Jul
Resolving commercial disputes is an integral part of doing business, especially in a developing market like Vietnam—where the legal system is constantly evolving and commercial competition is increasingly intense. It is essential for businesses to understand the dispute resolution process, from selecting the appropriate mechanism to complying with legal procedures, in order to safeguard their…
06
Jul
Jul
In a volatile business environment increasingly shaped by legal and regulatory changes, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Vietnam face significant challenges in maintaining legal compliance without incurring high operational costs. Legal outsourcing is emerging as a strategic solution, enabling SMEs to reduce costs, mitigate legal risks, and enhance internal governance efficiency. Clear financial advantages…
02
Aug
Aug
Amid deepening economic integration, Vietnamese businesses are increasingly facing competitive pressure from imported goods. Understanding and effectively utilizing trade remedy tools is a critical factor in protecting market share and ensuring the sustainable development of domestic enterprises. This article analyzes the available legal instruments and key considerations when initiating trade remedy investigations in Vietnam. Current…
07
Jul
Jul
Selecting countries for international trademark registration is not merely a legal formality—it is a long-term investment strategy. In a globally competitive landscape, Vietnamese businesses must adopt a smart allocation plan to optimize legal protection, cost efficiency, and commercial advantage in each target market. 1. Why a strategy is essential for international trademark registration Not every…
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Jul
Jul
In the context of globalization and expanding international markets, registering trademarks in multiple countries has become an essential need for businesses. The Madrid System—administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)—offers a simplified and cost-effective mechanism for international trademark registration. This article, written by top-tier Vietnam IP Agency, provides guidance for Vietnamese businesses on how…
08
Jul
Jul
Effective from January 1, 2026, Vietnam’s newly enacted Law on Personal Data Protection No. 91/2025/QH15 introduces comprehensive obligations for employers in the collection, processing, and retention of employee personal data—especially emphasizing the mandatory deletion of such data once the employment relationship ends. Employers and employees are advised to contact Vietnamese law firms specializing in advising…
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Jul
Jul
On July 22, 2025, Taiwan’s trade remedy investigation authority published an official notice announcing its decision to impose anti-dumping duties on cement and clinker originating from Vietnam. The investigation was initiated on August 8, 2024, following a petition filed by the Taiwan Cement Manufacturers Association. The investigated products include Portland cement and clinker classified under…
