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Tunisian prosecutors have opened an investigation to determine the authenticity of leaked recordings wherein President Kais Saieds former top aide Nadia Akacha is allegedly criticising him and th...

The Al Ain Court of Appeal upheld the ruling of the Court of First Instance obligating a man to pay Dhs70,000 in compensation to a woman for the material and moral damage she sustained after he beat her up and caused her injuries in her shoulder and a disability of 30% in the upper left arm.

Victim’s brother had hatched the plot to force his sister into paying back a debt

Recordings purportedly feature Nadia Akacha saying President Kais Saied 'suffers on a very personal and psychological level'

Medical report confirms victim sustained severe injuries in different parts of his body

In the recent case of Arjowiggins HKK2 Ltd v X Co [2022] HKCFI 128 the Hong Kong Court of First Instance set aside an arbitral award on the ground…

Defendant got angry after victim recorded a phone conversation between him and his wife

Student loan debt is a complex issue for both employees and employers. Employees must live with the overwhelming burden of paying off the loan in addition to paying personal expenses....

An American corporate lawyer who was deported from Hong Kong after serving prison time for assaulting a plainclothes ...

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