Traffic in Ho Chi Minh City: parties enforcing in South East Asia can also expect the odd jam
LONDON: Enforcing in China and South-East Asia: don't expect a smooth ride
Alison Ross
Tuesday, 04 October 2011
Featured In: Volume 6 - Issue 5 (Vol. 6 Iss. 5)
Herbert Smith partner Alastair Henderson, who has been based in Asia for nearly 20 years, says that enforcement in China and South-East Asia is better than when he first arrived but that success can vary greatly across the region.
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