Mathilde Vermain

Mathilde Vermain

HR Advisor
Mathilde Vermain specializes in providing legal solutions tailored to HR. She offers guidance on legal issues related to recruitment, employee relations, and workforce management. Mathilde’s combination of HR and legal expertise enables her to tailor solutions that address compliance requirements while supporting business objectives.
Can Project Mandala Revolutionize Cross-Border Payments Compliance?
Corporate & Financial Law Can Project Mandala Revolutionize Cross-Border Payments Compliance?

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has embarked on an innovative endeavor that many believe could transform the landscape of cross-border payments compliance. Project Mandala, a collaborative venture with central banks from Australia, Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore, sets a new precedent

Wyoming Leads in Blockchain Innovation, Impacting Global Trade Trends
Tech & Intellectual Property Wyoming Leads in Blockchain Innovation, Impacting Global Trade Trends

Wyoming's proactive stance in embracing blockchain technology and cryptocurrency is setting a significant precedent within international trade, fostering economic growth and positioning the state as a hub for fintech companies. Legislative initiatives in Wyoming have created a favorable

Will FTX's $228M Settlement with Bybit Accelerate Creditor Repayment?
Corporate & Financial Law Will FTX's $228M Settlement with Bybit Accelerate Creditor Repayment?

In a significant development in the FTX bankruptcy case, the cryptocurrency exchange reached a $228 million settlement with Bybit, detailed in an Oct. 24 court filing. The settlement emerges from a lawsuit initiated by FTX in 2023 to recover funds for its creditors and former customers. It

Does Saudi Arabia's 2034 FIFA World Cup Bid Ignore Human Rights Abuses?
International & Trade Law Does Saudi Arabia's 2034 FIFA World Cup Bid Ignore Human Rights Abuses?

The excitement surrounding a World Cup bid often overshadows the underlying issues tied to the hosting country, but Saudi Arabia's attempt to secure the 2034 FIFA World Cup has brought significant scrutiny to its human rights record. Critics argue that a recent assessment by AS&H Clifford

Are You Safe from Digital Arrests and Online Scams in India?
Tech & Intellectual Property Are You Safe from Digital Arrests and Online Scams in India?

In an era when the digital world permeates all aspects of life, the threat of online scams and frauds has become increasingly ominous. The Indian cyber-security agency, CERT-In (Computer Emergency Response Team of India), recently issued an advisory detailing various scam methodologies employed by

Was FDOT's Anti-Marijuana Ad a Violation of State Fund Use Laws?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Was FDOT's Anti-Marijuana Ad a Violation of State Fund Use Laws?

A Leon County circuit judge recently dismissed a lawsuit filed by incoming Senate Minority Leader Jason Pizzo, D-Sunny Isles Beach, which alleged that the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) improperly used state funds to oppose a ballot measure permitting recreational marijuana use.

Argentina Strengthens Transparency with New Public Information Amendments
Corporate & Financial Law Argentina Strengthens Transparency with New Public Information Amendments

In a significant move towards greater transparency, Argentina has introduced amendments to the Regulatory Decree No. 206/2017 through Decree No. 780/2024, aimed at improving access to public information. These changes seek to refine the framework established by the Law on Access to Public

Generative AI Revolutionizes Law Firms, Challenges Billable Hour Model
Tech & Intellectual Property Generative AI Revolutionizes Law Firms, Challenges Billable Hour Model

Generative AI is making significant inroads into law firms and corporate legal departments, potentially redefining the way legal services are provided and billed. This emerging technology is not only streamlining traditionally labor-intensive tasks but also sparking a conversation about the future

How Are Canadian Courts Balancing Rights and Procedural Fairness?
Tech & Intellectual Property How Are Canadian Courts Balancing Rights and Procedural Fairness?

The legal landscape in Canada is complex, with courts constantly striving to ensure procedural fairness while balancing the rights of all parties involved. Recent cases in the Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court shed light on how Canadian courts are navigating these crucial aspects.

Legal Frameworks for Seamless Cross-Border Paperless Trade in Asia
International & Trade Law Legal Frameworks for Seamless Cross-Border Paperless Trade in Asia

The growing urgency to modernize international trade practices and reduce reliance on paper documentation has led to the development of comprehensive legal frameworks. The Framework Agreement on Facilitation of Cross-Border Paperless Trade in Asia and the Pacific (CPTA) is a significant step in

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