By Luo Ai , Xie Minru and Guo Xian King & Wood Mallesons’ Commercial & Regulatory group

luo_aiOccupational diseases are defined as the diseases employees suffer due to their exposure to toxic or harmful factors such as dust and radioactive substances as a result of occupational activities. Companies should be responsible for the prevention and

By Peter Bullock King & Wood Mallesons’ Hong Kong office.

bullock_peterData protection is not yet as high on the agendas of the boards of Chinese companies as it is for multi-national companies (“MNCs”). This is hardly surprising, as China has no designated data protection regulator, has only recently started writing significant regulations in this area,

By Scott Gardiner and Lauren Murphy. King & Wood Mallesons’ Sydney office

gardiner_sRising rates of solar power and battery uptake present an unprecedented opportunity for Australia’s energy consumers. To truly harness the market potential, however, they must leverage technological advances such as better quality, real-time consolidated data.

While data accessibility has improved significantly in the

By Lucy Lu, Huang Lu King & Wood Mallesons’ Commercial & Regulatory group

陆慧文On July 25, 2016, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security issued Measures of Grading Evaluation of Compliance and Integrity of Enterprises’ Labor Protection (hereinafter referred to as “Measures of Grading Evaluation”). This grading evaluation of the compliance and integrity