Any company or establishment with ten or more workers must adopt internal workplace regulations as established in article 191 of the Labor Code. This obligation...
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Arbitration dates back to 1975, when the Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration was held in Panama. A few years later, Panama became a signatory...
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For some years now, the Public Registry of Panama has implemented a new tool called the Telematic Filing System for processing public deeds of all...
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In Panama, there is no general security interest for lenders. Instead, Panamanian law recognizes both personal and real guarantees. The two most common real guarantees...
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Habeas Data as an instrument of free access to information on governance and public administration. Transparency and Democracy One of the pillars of democracy is...
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New regulations have introduced concepts such as electronic signature, qualified electronic signature, and digitized signature to the legal framework in Panama. Among these regulations, we...
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Prior review of economic concentrations as a means to provide legal certainty in mergers and acquisitions between competitors or potential competitors. Economic concentrations concept and...
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All imported and marketed products, manufactured or packaged in Panama, whether food, cosmetics, or medicines (for human or animal consumption), must have a sanitary registration...
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The spin-off is a legal procedure that consists of dividing in whole or in part the assets of a corporation called "the spun-off company,” and...
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That modifies Law 80 of 2012, which dictates incentive regulations for the promotion of tourist activity, and dictates other provisions
