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Apolat Legal is a full-service commercial law firm practicing in Viet Nam. Our Clients rely on us to provide them with innovative commercial and legal advice, which is of the highest international standard and practical in a Vietnamese context. As a dynamic law firm committed to raising the standards of the legal sector, we promote an open and creative working environment, a healthy work-life balance, while maintaining a strong focus on the responsibility and commitment of our lawyers to continuous improvement. Apolat Legal is looking for a Litigation Senior Associate to participate in our dynamic and enthusiastic team. The successful candidate will be working at Apolat Legal’s Ho Chi Minh City office. The job description and requirements are as follows: 1. Job Description: Independently managing dispute cases, including direct communication with clients, competent state authorities, and other dispute resolution bodies; Developing case strategies, conducting legal research, an...

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In everyday life, personal conflicts and disputes may arise from seemingly minor situations. Many people believe that if an act of physical assault does not result in bodily injury, or if a forensic assessment concludes that the victim’s injury rate is 0%, the incident is merely a “minor matter” and does not give rise to serious legal consequences. While this perception is common, it is not entirely accurate under Vietnamese criminal law.   In practice, whether an act is subject to criminal prosecution does not depend solely on the percentage of bodily injury. Instead, it also depends on the protected legal interest infringed upon, the nature and level of social danger of the conduct, and the context in which the act occurs.   This article analyzes the current legal framework to clarify: (i) when an act of assault does not constitute the crime of intentional infliction of bodily harm; and (ii) in which circumstances, even without ...

In the wake of robust digital transformation, advertising via messages and calls has become an indispensable component of corporate marketing strategies. However, the surge in high-tech crimes and the prevalence of spam have prompted the Government to tighten identity management protocols. As of March 1, 2025, the authority to manage brandnames has been fully transferred to the Department of Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention (A05) under the Ministry of Public Security. Mastering the conditions, documentation, and procedures for obtaining a Brandname Certificate from the new regulatory body is a vital step for enterprises to ensure their advertising operations are lawful, reputable, and sustainable. This article provides a comprehensive overview and detailed guidance on this regulatory roadmap.   Legal Basis   Brandname registration activities are currently governed by a rigorous system of legal instruments, including:   De...

During the course of operation, a foreign language center is required to strictly comply with regulations under specialized education laws in order to ensure training quality, protect learners’ rights and interests, and maintain the legality of its teaching activities. These obligations are not only undertaken at the licensing stage but must also be continuously fulfilled throughout the operation of the center. Below are several key notes on the obligations that a foreign language center is required to implement during its operation in accordance with current regulations and the practical management requirements of competent state authorities, particularly in Ho Chi Minh City.     1. Implementation of Training Programs and Teaching Materials   Regarding teaching contents:   Based on the Establishment Scheme, Training Programs, Teaching Plans and Teaching Materials that have been appraised...