FORCE MAJEURE EVENTS AFTER NEARLY 02 YEARS OF COVID-19(08/07/2021)
The COVID-19 pandemic has severely affected life and business on a global scale. Since its first days, COVID-19 has been claimed to be a “force majeure event”, one of the grounds for exempting contractual liabilities arising from disrupted business activities. However, as the pandemic has become so familiar and arguably a part of life in the near future, it is no longer rational to claim that COVID-19 itself is a force majeure event. In this article, we present the view that a contract breaching party can now only rely on force majeure event clauses to be exempted from liabilities if it can prove that such breach (i) is caused by a certain after-effect of the pandemic (ii) that is external, unpredictable, and irresistible. Detail
Most updated on the well-known trademark project(09/29/2016)
Senior Partner, Registered IP Attorney, Mr. Le Quang Vinh, one of two appointed researchers, presenting the Framework Proposal for Well-known Mark Protection within the Well-known Mark Protection Project jointly held and organized by Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) and International Trademark Association (INTA) took place in Da Nang city, September 23, 2016 Detail
Social Activities(12/19/2014)
BROSS & Partners understands that social responsibility is an important factor to bring a sustainable development not only for our law firm but also for future generations. Therefore, we have been making our efforts to contribute the solutions to social issues in order to bring the real and valuable benefits to our community. Detail
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