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ARBITRATION ACT, 2023 PROCLAIMED

February 19, 2024

By Gregory Pantin Trinidad and Tobago’s new Arbitration Act has been proclaimed. With effect from 19th February 2024, all Sections of the Act, except Sections 56(3) and (4), are in

CLIENT BULLETIN

February 13, 2023

COMPANIES REGISTRY ONLINE SYSTEM (“CROS”) On or about December 9, 2022, the Companies Registry of the Registrar General’s Department of the Office of the Attorney General and Legal Affairs of

Good Corporate Governance Matters When Investing

July 3, 2022

With the rise of ‘start-up culture’, there has been much fascination with charismatic founders who seek to revolutionize and disrupt industries with their innovative products and services. It can be

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